Dr.ir. D.A. (David) Abbink
Dr.ir. D.A. (David) Abbink
Profiel
Media aandacht
Onderzoek van het Delft Haptics Lab wordt regelmatig in de media behandeld, klik hier voor een recent overzicht.
Biografie
David Abbink (1977) is hoogleraar in 'Haptic Human-Robot Interaction', bij de afdeling Cognitive Robotics, aan de faculteit 3mE van TU Delft. Daar geeft hij leiding aan het Delft Haptics Lab. Gedreven door de visie om mens en intelligente machine beter te laten samenwerken, streeft David met zijn team naar baanbrekend onderzoek en excellent onderwijs in human-robot interaction en haptics.
Projecten
Enkele projecten waaraan David met zijn team aan gewerkt heeft:
- 2002-2015 Industry projects funded by Nissan Motor Company
- 2007-2011 Industry projects funded by the Boeing Company
- 2010-2013 VENI "Feeling is Believing"
- 2011-2017 H-Haptics - human-centered haptic for tele-robotics
- 2016-2021 VIDI "Symbiotic Driving"
Prijzen
Medewerkers en studenten in het Delft Haptics Lab hebben meerdere (inter)nationale prijzen ontvangen voor onderwijs, onderzoek, en ondernemerschap.
Expertise
Publicaties
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2021
A Semi-Autonomous Tele-Impedance Method based on Vision and Voice Interfaces
Yu-Chih Huang / David A. Abbink / Luka Peternel
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2021
A risk field-based metric correlates with driver's perceived risk in manual and automated driving
A test-track study
Sarvesh Kolekar / Bastiaan Petermeijer / Erwin Boer / Joost de Winter / David Abbink -
2021
Analysis of Coupling Effect in Human-Commanded Stiffness During Bilateral Tele-Impedance
Luuk Maria Doornebosch / David A. Abbink / Luka Peternel
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2021
Design and Evaluation of Haptic Interface Wiggling Method for Remote Commanding of Variable Stiffness Profiles
Jasper Schol / Jelle Hofland / Cock J.M. Heemskerk / David A. Abbink / Luka Peternel
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2021
Evaluating Stick Stiffness and Position Guidance for Feedback on Flight Envelope Protection
Dirk Van Baelen / M.M. van Paassen / J. Ellerbroek / D.A. Abbink / Max Mulder
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Media
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2021-09-06
Max Mulder in de media 2021
Verscheen in: TU Delft
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2020-09-29
Driving behavior less 'robotic' thanks to new model
Verscheen in: TechXplore
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2020-04-01
Human-robot symbiosis improves interaction
Verscheen in: Newswise
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2018-10-01
Feeling the way towards haptics in maritime
Verscheen in: The Naval Architect, p. 26-27
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2018-03-01
Scheepshendel duwt terug
Verscheen in: De Ingenieur (ISSN 0020-1146), vol. 130, nr. 3, p. 10
Prijzen
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2019-10
Andrew P. Sage Best Transaction Paper 2018
The Andrew P. Sage Best Transaction Paper is selected from all 2018 publications of the SMC transaction journals: e.g., Transactions on Human-Machine Systems, Transactions on Cybernetics. Criteria include: originality, technical merit, potential impact to the SMCS Field of Interest, and presentation quality.
IEEE Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics -
2014
Human Factors Prize by the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES)
Winner of the 2014 Human Factors Prize awarded by the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) with the following paper: Petermeijer, S. M., Abbink, D. A., & De Winter, J. C. F. (2015). Should drivers be operating within an automation-free bandwidth? Evaluating haptic steering support systems with different levels of authority. Human Factors, 57, 5–20. (shared with two co-authors)
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2010
Best student paper of conference award
Paper: “Biodynamic Feedthrough is Task Dependent”
2010 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics -
2006
Best Dutch PhD thesis
For the thesis: “Neuromuscular Analysis of Haptic Feedback during Car Following”
Nevenwerkzaamheden
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2022-03-01 - 2024-03-01
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