Clients

Projects

Examples of completed and ongoing client projects:

Industry

• Getinge, Sweden
  • Decision support for Intensive Care Units (2022-ongoing)
• Swedavia, Sweden
  • Research project on methodology supporting accelerated concept development and evaluation in air traffic control (2022-ongoing)
  • Pre-study for research project on decision support for curved approaches (2018)
• SCANIA, Sweden
  • Driver interaction simulation design, development, maintenance and test lead (2019-2022)
  • Simulator and HMI prototypes for user testing in HAVOC (Heavy Vehicle Operation Center) research project (2021)
  • Human-automation interaction and teaming for self-driving trucks/buses leveraging the use of agile simulation and virtual/augmented reality for concept development and experimentation of holistic HMI solutions ranging from control rooms to mobile devices (2015-2019)
  • Concept capability demonstrator for simulation-based design and evaluation of driver interaction techniques (2015)
  • Feasibility study of simulation-based design and evaluation of driver interaction techniques (2014)
  • Strategic R&D roadmap for vehicle ergonomics (2013)
• Center for Simulator Maritime Training (CSMART), The Netherlands
  • Expertise supporting the requirements analysis, design, and implementation of an observer-based evaluation software for proficiency assessment and certification of deck officers for use in simulation-based and on-board exercises as an integral part of a learning management system (2015-2018)
• Dubai Air Navigation Services (DANS), Dubai
  • Human-system integration review of operational requirements for remote aerodrome control services (RACS), i.e. sensor-based air traffic management (2015)

Government Agencies

• Swedish Transport Administration R&D Funding
  • Research project on Air Traffic Control decision support for curved approaches (2019-2022)
• Office of Naval Research – Global (ONR-G), USA
  • Grant funds for research on stress-adaptive training design for accelerated learning and improved performance in high-stress situations (2017-2020)
• Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (SSM)
  • Research project on the organisational prerequisites and possible pedagogical improvements enabling accelerated learning during the life-cycle of learning for nuclear power plant personnel (2023-ongoing)
  • State of the art review concerning the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Swedish Nuclear Power industry (2019-2020)
  • Research project on competency-based evaluation methods focused on control room operators in simulator training and integrated system validation of central control room (2018-2019)
  • Research on the use of structural equation modelling techniques for analysis and presentation of human-system performance assessments in integrated system validation (2016-2017)
  • Expertise support to oversight reviews of human-system performance aspects of integrated system validation due to modifications affecting central control room operations (2015)
  • Research on the cognitive effects of mild, acute hypoxia including an exhaustive literature review and an experiment investigating the human performance implications of oxygen reduction as a fire safety measure for nuclear power plant operations (2014)
• Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV)
  • Project developing prototype concepts for human-swarm interaction, demonstrating how human operators can control a swarm of drones effectively (2023-ongoing)
  • Prestudy of human-swarm interaction with a review of the state of the science concerning how human operators can and should control a swarm of drones (2022-2023)
  • Workshop series concerning humans in autonomous system (2019)
  • Human-centred automation: state of the art report on key aspects of human-automation collaboration (2015)
  • Technical readiness review of current and future trends of human-machine interaction technologies (2014)
  • Development and organizational integration of a process for human-systems integration (HSI) for life-cycle management of systems for the Swedish Armed Forces (2013)

In addition to client projects, GEISTT is frequently invited as a consortia partner (industry, academia, agencies) for national/international R&D grants (e.g. EU financed R&D).