Setia Hermawati

Contact

• workRoom B03 ITRC
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• work0115 95 13808
• Setia.Hermawati@nottingham.ac.uk

Research Summary

My research interests focus on the application of human factors and ergonomics in manufacturing which involves a variety of activities, ranging from the application of user-centred design to… read more

Selected Publications

• HERMAWATI, S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Managing obesity through mobile phone applications: a state of the art review from a user-centred design perspective Personal and Ubiquitous Computing.
• HERMAWATI, S., LAWSON, G., D'CRUZ, M., ARLT, F., APOLD, J., ANDERSSON, L. and LÖVGREN, M. G., 2014. Understanding the complex needs of automotive training at final assembly lines Applied Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI. S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Mapping the application of ergonomics to improve SMEs working condition in Indonesia: a critical review Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI, S. and GLYN LAWSON, 2013. User-centred design of virtual training for automotive industries In: Proceedings of the international conference on Ergonomics & Human Factors 2013. 267–274

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Current Research

My research interests focus on the application of human factors and ergonomics in manufacturing which involves a variety of activities, ranging from the application of user-centred design to evaluation of user interface and user acceptance.

I am currently involved in CloudFlow (www.eu-cloudflow.eu), a 3.5 years research project funded by EU, which is aimed to enable engineers in small and medium enterprises accessing engineering services on the Cloud while leveraging HPC resources. I have also been involved in VISTRA (www.vistra-project.eu) research project in which game-based virtual training was developed to minimize the number of physical prototypes used in training in automotive manufacturers.

• HERMAWATI, S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Managing obesity through mobile phone applications: a state of the art review from a user-centred design perspective Personal and Ubiquitous Computing.
• HERMAWATI, S., LAWSON, G., D'CRUZ, M., ARLT, F., APOLD, J., ANDERSSON, L. and LÖVGREN, M. G., 2014. Understanding the complex needs of automotive training at final assembly lines Applied Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI. S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Mapping the application of ergonomics to improve SMEs working condition in Indonesia: a critical review Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI, S. and GLYN LAWSON, 2013. User-centred design of virtual training for automotive industries In: Proceedings of the international conference on Ergonomics & Human Factors 2013. 267–274
• HERMAWATI, S., DADASHI, N., LAWSON, G. and WILSON, J., 2013. Ethical issues in developing a game-based virtual training system for final assembly lines in automotive manufacturers
• GORECKY, D., LAWSON, G., MURA, K., HERMAWATI, S. and OVERBY, M., 2012. User-Centered Design of a Game-Based Virtual Training System. In: TRZCIELINSKI, S. and KARWOWSKI, W., eds., Advances in Ergonomics in Manufacturing
• NASTARAN DADASHI and SETIA HERMAWATI, 2012. Is knowledge sharing a blessing or a curse? Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors. Available at: <http://iehf.org/ehf/wp-content/uploads/ergonomist/506_August/#/8/>
• HERMAWATI, S. and MARSHALL, R., 2011. Realistic elbow flesh deformation based on anthropometrical data for ergonomics modeling In: Proceedings of the Second International Conference ICDHM 2009. 632-641
• WIJAYANTO, T., TOCHIHARA, Y., WIJAYA, A.R. and HERMAWATI, S., 2009. Combined factors effect of menstrual cycle and background noise on visual inspection task performance: a simulation-based task Journal of Physiology and Anthropology. 28(6), 253-259
• HERMAWATI, S. and MARSHALL, R., 2008. Realistic flesh deformation for digital humans In: Proceedings of SAE Digital Human Modeling for Design and Engineering Conference 2008.