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Facilities

The Human Factors program at ÐÓ°ÉÊÓÆµ has more than 2,000 square feet of lab space providing access to cutting edge technology and sophisticated equipment used in human factors research. The program also has a graduate student office space with computers available to students for data analysis and typical office functions.

Research Facilities

  • Locations: Student Health Center 016D
    • 225 square feet
    • Virtual reality street simulator with both displays and head mounted capability

  • Location: Student Health Center 009
    • 280 square feet
    • 130 square feet for main lab facility but can be reconfigured.
    • 150 square feet used as graduate student office and meeting space.
  • Equipment includes:
    • 1-Wacom Cintiq 24” graphics tablet with multi-touch capability
    • 2-iMac 24” personal computers
    • 1-Tobii eye-tracker X2-60
    • 1-Windows computer workstation running ePrime II for time-critical experiments

  • Location: Forney Hall 001
    • 280 square feet
  • Includes a large open space equipped with an 8-camera Vicon Bonita motion capture system and the Motion Monitor integration package.
  • Allows collection of three-dimensional position data from passive reflective markers on the body and allows for real time generation of a model of the human body in motion.
  • 64-channel EEG system to record electrical activation from brain during activity:
  • 8-channel Delsys EMG system to record electrical activation from muscles during activity:
  • 8 Opal inertial sensors from APDM to record acceleration and angular velocity during activities, with Mobility Lab software for instant data analysis and Motion Studio software for custom analyses:
  • The Twister: custom equipment for assessing postural tone during standing:

  • Location: Student Health Center203
    • 193 square feet
    • 4 desktop computer for data collection

  • Location: Student Health Center 014
    • 400 square feet
  • Includes analog counseling area and psychological testing space with the following equipment:
    • Audio and video recording equipment
    • Personal computer
    • Psychological testing library

  • Location: Student Health Center 005
    • 195 square feet
    • 3 desktop computers with external monitors for data collection, behavioral analysis, and data analysis
    • Printer
    • 4 Logitech web cams
    • Rokoko motion capture suit

  • Location: Forney Hall 001A
    • 230 square feet
    • Four networked high-performance workstations
    • Three stations can be used for simultaneous subject testing
    • Equipped with E-Prime 3.0 for psychological tests, R, and RStudio computational modeling, and SPSS for conducting statistical tests

Psychology & Communication

Physical Address:
206 Student Health Center

Mailing Address:
Psychology & Communication
ÐÓ°ÉÊÓÆµ
875 Perimeter Drive MS 3043
Moscow, ID 83844-3043

Phone: 208-885-6324

Fax: 208-885-7710

Email: psyc-comm@uidaho.edu

Web: Psychology and Communication