Setia Hermawati

Contact

• workRoom B98 Coates
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• work0115 95 13808
• Setia.Hermawati@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Dr Setia Hermawati received her PhD from Loughborough University in 2011 and master degrees from Luleå University of Technology (Sweden) and University of Groningen (the Netherlands). She worked as a Research Fellow in Human Factors Research Group since 2011. She has participated in several research projects funded by EU (FP7, Horizon 2020) and UK (Innovate UK, KTP). Her research interest focuses on the application of human factors and ergonomics, especially related to user-centred design and user experience.

Research Summary

Investigation on workers fatigue and and intervention methods (https://info.ktponline.org.uk/action/details/partnership.aspx?id=13361) Developing a wearable sensor to gather worker's ergonomic… read more

Selected Publications

• HERMAWATI, S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Managing obesity through mobile phone applications: a state of the art review from a user-centred design perspective Personal and Ubiquitous Computing.
• HERMAWATI, S., LAWSON, G., D'CRUZ, M., ARLT, F., APOLD, J., ANDERSSON, L. and LÖVGREN, M. G., 2014. Understanding the complex needs of automotive training at final assembly lines Applied Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI. S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Mapping the application of ergonomics to improve SMEs working condition in Indonesia: a critical review Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI, S. and GLYN LAWSON, 2013. User-centred design of virtual training for automotive industries In: Proceedings of the international conference on Ergonomics & Human Factors 2013. 267–274

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Current Research

1. Investigation on workers fatigue and and intervention methods (https://info.ktponline.org.uk/action/details/partnership.aspx?id=13361)
2. Developing a wearable sensor to gather worker's ergonomic data (https://info.ktponline.org.uk/action/details/partnership.aspx?id=13724)
3. Fatigue in Indonesian gig workers
4. Crowd monitoring technology to support decision making in human-AI teaming

Past Research

1. Modularised approach to speed up development and deployment of Digital Twin solutions (DIGITbrain - https://digitbrain.eu/)
2. Optimisation of production processes using Cloud/HPC-based modelling and simulation (Cloudifacturing - https://www.cloudifacturing.eu/)
3. Enabling engineering workflow - spanning domains such as CAD, CAM, CAE (CFD), Systems and PLM - on cloud computing (CloudFlow - https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/609100)
4. Virtual training for automotive assembly workers (VISTRA - https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/285176)
5. Vehicular cloud computing platform to improve the management of the road network(iMotors - https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=102586#/tabOverview)

Future Research

I welcome enquiries from potential PhD candidates from Home, EU and international countries who are interested in the application of human factors and ergonomics, especially related to: 1) user-centred design and user experience; 2) topics related to ergonomics in workplace; and 3) critical decision making in AI and human teaming .

I also welcome any ideas and projects from a fellow academic, research group and current/potential industry partner.

• HERMAWATI, S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Managing obesity through mobile phone applications: a state of the art review from a user-centred design perspective Personal and Ubiquitous Computing.
• HERMAWATI, S., LAWSON, G., D'CRUZ, M., ARLT, F., APOLD, J., ANDERSSON, L. and LÖVGREN, M. G., 2014. Understanding the complex needs of automotive training at final assembly lines Applied Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI. S. and LAWSON, G., 2014. Mapping the application of ergonomics to improve SMEs working condition in Indonesia: a critical review Ergonomics.
• HERMAWATI, S. and GLYN LAWSON, 2013. User-centred design of virtual training for automotive industries In: Proceedings of the international conference on Ergonomics & Human Factors 2013. 267–274
• HERMAWATI, S., DADASHI, N., LAWSON, G. and WILSON, J., 2013. Ethical issues in developing a game-based virtual training system for final assembly lines in automotive manufacturers
• GORECKY, D., LAWSON, G., MURA, K., HERMAWATI, S. and OVERBY, M., 2012. User-Centered Design of a Game-Based Virtual Training System. In: TRZCIELINSKI, S. and KARWOWSKI, W., eds., Advances in Ergonomics in Manufacturing
• NASTARAN DADASHI and SETIA HERMAWATI, 2012. Is knowledge sharing a blessing or a curse? Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors. Available at: <http://iehf.org/ehf/wp-content/uploads/ergonomist/506_August/#/8/>
• HERMAWATI, S. and MARSHALL, R., 2011. Realistic elbow flesh deformation based on anthropometrical data for ergonomics modeling In: Proceedings of the Second International Conference ICDHM 2009. 632-641
• WIJAYANTO, T., TOCHIHARA, Y., WIJAYA, A.R. and HERMAWATI, S., 2009. Combined factors effect of menstrual cycle and background noise on visual inspection task performance: a simulation-based task Journal of Physiology and Anthropology. 28(6), 253-259
• HERMAWATI, S. and MARSHALL, R., 2008. Realistic flesh deformation for digital humans In: Proceedings of SAE Digital Human Modeling for Design and Engineering Conference 2008.