The ATHENA Lab

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  1. Schnieders, T. M., Stone, R. T., Danford-Klein, E., and Oviatt, T. (2017). “The Effect of Locking out Wrist Flexion and Extension with an Upper Body Exoskeleton on Handgun Training”. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. Austin, Texas. Vol. 61, pp. 1499-1503. DOI: 10.1177/1541931213601860
  2. Schnieders, T. M., Stone, R. T., Oviatt, T., and Danford-Klein, E. (2017). “The Effect of Locking out Radial and Ulnar Deviation with an Upper Body Exoskeleton on Handgun Training”. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. Austin, Texas. Vol. 61, pp. 1488-1491. DOI: 10.1177/1541931213601857
  3. Stone, R. T., Schnieders, T. M., Wei, C. S., and Oviatt, T. (2017) “Human-Robot Collaborated Exploration and Wayfinding: Orientation Awareness and its Enhancement”. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. Austin, Texas. Vol. 61, pp. 1257-1261. DOI 10.1177/1541931213601795
  4. Schnieders, T.M. and Stone, R.T., (2017). “Current Work in the Human-Machine Interface for Ergonomic Intervention with Exoskeletons”. International Journal of Robotics Applications and Technologies, Vol. 5(1), pp. 1-21. DOI: 10.4018/IJRAT.2017010101
  5. Schnieders, T.M., Stone, R.T., Oviatt, T., Danford-Klein, E., (2017). “ARCTiC LawE: An Upper-Body Exoskeleton for Firearm Training,” Augmented Human Research 2(1). http://doi.org/10.1007/s41133-017-0004-4.
  6. Richard T. Stone, Thomas M. Schnieders, Chen-Shuan Wei, and Tyler Oviatt, “The Impact of Inspector’s Cognitive Style on Performance in Various Visual Inspection Display Tasks.” Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. September 19-23, 2016., vol. 60, pp. 1384-1388. DOI: 1177/1541931213601319
  7. Krejci, C., Stone, R., Dorneich, M.C., & Gilbert, S. (In press). “Analysis of Food Hub Commerce and Participation using Agent-Based Modeling: Integrating Financial and Social Drivers,” Human Factors (Special Issue: Human Factors Prize on Sustainability). http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0018720815621173
  8. Byrd, A., Stone, R., & Anderson, R., “The Use of Virtual Welding Simulators to Evaluate Experienced Welders”, accepted by Welding, 2015.
  9. AbdulMohsen Al-Besher, Richard T. Stone, “Current state of M-government research: comparing E-government and M-government research and their effect on civic engagement”, accepted with major revision by International Journal of Electronic Governance, 2015. http://www.inderscience.com/info/ingeneral/forthcoming.php?jcode=ijeg 
  10. Richard T. Stone, Robert Mayer, Bryce Rosenquist, Darin Van Ryswyk, Drew Eichorn, “Biomechanical and Performance Implications of Weapon Design: A Comparison Between Bullpup and Conventional Rifle Configurations”, Human Factors 56 (4), pp. 684-695, 2014.
  11. Frank Peters, Richard Stone, Kris Watts, Peihan Zhong, Alex Clemons, “Visual Inspection of Casting Surfaces”, AFS Transactions, 2013.
  12. Peihan Zhong, Richard T. Stone, “Automated Kinesthetic Trainer Enhances Kinesthetic Memory Development”, International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics 43 (3), pp. 238-245, 2013.
  13. Richard T. Stone, Elease McLaurin, Peihan Zhong, Kris Watts, “Full Virtual Reality vs. Integrated Virtual Reality Training in Welding”, Welding 92(6), pp. 167s-174s, 2013.
  14. Richard T. Stone, “Human Power Generation Design Assessment: An Evaluation of Ergonomic Risk, Metabolic Burden, and Overall Design Efficiency”, International Journal of Human Factors and Ergonomics 1 (3), pp. 282-297, 2012.
  15. Darren Berger, Thomas Lewis, Anthea Schick, Richard T. Stone, “Comparison of OnceDaily Versus Twice-Weekly Terbinafine Administration for the Treatment of Canine Malassezia Dermatitis-A Pilot Study”, Veterinary Dermatology 23 (5), pp. 419-425, pp. e78-e79, 2012.
  16. Anthony Acquaviva, Emily Miller, David Eisenmann, Richard T. Stone, Karl Kraus, “Biomechanical Testing of Locking and Non-locking Plates in the Canine Scapula”, Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association 48 (6), pp. 372-378, 2012.
  17. Richard T. Stone, Kristopher P. Watts, Peihan Zhong, “Virtual Reality Integrated Weld Training”, Welding 90(7), pp. 136-137, 2011.
  18. Richard T. Stone, Kristopher P. Watts, Peihan Zhong, and Chen-Shuang Wei, “Physical and Cognitive Effects of Virtual Reality Integrated Training”, Human Factors 53 (5), pp. 558-572, 2011.
  19. Emily Miller, Anthony Acquaviva, David Eisenmann, Richard T. Stone, Karl Kraus,”Perpendicular Pull-Out Force of Locking Versus Non-Locking Plates in Thin 13 Cortical Bone Using a Canine Mandibular Ramus Model”, Veterinary Surgery 40 (7), pp. 870-874, 2011.
  20. Richard T. Stone, Ann Bisantz, James Llinas, Victor Paquet, “Augmented Multisensory Interface Design (AMID): A Human Centric Approach to Uni-sensory and Multisensory Augmented Reality Design”, Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making 3 (4), pp. 362-388, 2009.
  21. Ann Bisantz, Richard Stone, John Pfautz, Adam Fouse, Mike Farry, Emily Roth, Allen L Nagy, Gina Thomas, “Visual Representations of Meta-Information”, Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making 3 (1), pp. 67-91, 2009.
  22. Collin Drury, Max Atiles, Mohan Chaitanya, James Lin, Clara Marin, Mahyiar Nasarwanji, Doug Paluszak, Chris Russell, Richard T. Stone, Micheal Sunm, “Vicarious Perception of Postural Discomfort and Exertions”, Ergonomics 49 (14), pp. 1470-1485, 2006.