Aaron Tabor

Aaron Tabor is an Assistant Professor at the University of New Brunswick. His research focuses on bridging Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) with Biomedical Engineering and Health Informatics to develop innovative rehabilitation technologies and wellness-oriented systems.

• Email: q4k8p@unb.ca
• Office: Room GE109A

His work emphasizes inbodied interaction design, which integrates internal physiological processes into technology development. Key areas include breathing exercise systems for ADHD and chronic disease management, EMG feedback for spinal cord injury rehabilitation, and gamification in therapeutic interventions.

Research Trends:
The provided articles highlight his focus on three domains: (1) gait analysis using underfoot pressure sensors and deep learning, (2) respiratory therapy through biofeedback and idle games, and (3) inbodied interaction frameworks that leverage neuro-physiological pathways for self-tuning systems. These works often intersect machine learning, gamification, and non-invasive physiological monitoring.