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Franck Mars
Directeur de Recherche au CNRS
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Identifiants chercheurs
- franck-mars
- 0000-0002-4140-0049
- IdRef : 067118380
Présentation
### Research domain
Perception and action in the context of human-machine systems
### Research activities and interests
My general interests concerns the design of technological systems based on the understanding of human behavior, with an emphasis on perceptual and motor processes and how those processes interacts with higher cognitive functions. I favor a interdisciplinary approach at the crossroads of experimental psychology, neuroscience, cognitive ergonomics and engineering sciences. This is achieved inside and outside IRCCyN through active collaboration with the teams speciallized in control theory, robotics and signal processing. External collaborations involve various academic institutions, but also a well-established industrial partnership with Renault, PSA, Oktal, Clarte, Aerolia, EADS and Airbus.
A large part of my recent work has been dealing with the sensorimotor and cognitive processes involved in the control of car trajectory. This involves studies on the visual control of steering (including gaze behavior analysis),cybernetic driver modelling, the design of automatic driving assistance systems and the evaluation of human-machine cooperation. Previous research mainly concerned the perception of self-orientation in aeronautics and the control of goal-directed arm movements. This was done through the manipulation of visual, vestibular and proprioceptive sensory cues. More recently, I became interested in collaborative virtual reality and the use of ecological interface design for the supervision of dynamic manufacturing processes.
### Research domain
Perception and action in the context of human-machine systems
### Research activities and interests
My general interests concerns the design of technological systems based on the understanding of human behavior, with an emphasis on perceptual and motor processes and how those processes interacts with higher cognitive functions. I favor a interdisciplinary approach at the crossroads of experimental psychology, neuroscience, cognitive ergonomics and engineering sciences. This is achieved inside and outside IRCCyN through active collaboration with the teams speciallized in control theory, robotics and signal processing. External collaborations involve various academic institutions, but also a well-established industrial partnership with Renault, PSA, Oktal, Clarte, Aerolia, EADS and Airbus.
A large part of my recent work has been dealing with the sensorimotor and cognitive processes involved in the control of car trajectory. This involves studies on the visual control of steering (including gaze behavior analysis),cybernetic driver modelling, the design of automatic driving assistance systems and the evaluation of human-machine cooperation. Previous research mainly concerned the perception of self-orientation in aeronautics and the control of goal-directed arm movements. This was done through the manipulation of visual, vestibular and proprioceptive sensory cues. More recently, I became interested in collaborative virtual reality and the use of ecological interface design for the supervision of dynamic manufacturing processes.
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Dissociation between subjective vertical and subjective body orientation elicited by galvanic vestibular stimulation.Brain Research Bulletin, 2005, 65 (1), pp.77-86. ⟨10.1016/j.brainresbull.2004.11.012⟩
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Perception de la verticale avec un cadre visuel solidaire de la tête : implications pour l'utilisation des visiocasquesLe travail humain, 2005, 68, pp.125-152
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Perception of the vertical with a head-mounted visual frame during head tilt.Ergonomics, 2004, 47 (10), pp.1116-30. ⟨10.1080/00140130410001695933⟩
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Supramodal effects of galvanic vestibular stimulation on the subjective vertical.NeuroReport, 2001, 12 (13), pp.2991-4
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Effect of a head-mounted visual frame on the subjective verticalPerception, 2000, 29 (S), pp.106
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