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Professor Vincent Duffy is an Associate Professor at Purdue University, affiliated with both the Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering and the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering. His work bridges human factors engineering, digital human modeling, and AI-driven healthcare solutions. He holds a leadership role in committees such as the University Senate and the Engineering Curriculum Committee, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration.
His research focuses on ergonomic design, cognitive workload analysis, and the integration of emerging technologies like VR/AR and generative AI into healthcare and safety systems. Notable projects include optimizing PPE design for firefighters, enhancing human-robot interaction through facial feature studies, and developing game-based learning platforms for skill retention.
Recent publications highlight advancements in digital twin applications for airport safety, AI-driven object detection systems, and collaborative robotics in manufacturing. His work frequently employs neurophysiological measures (EEG, pupillometry) and behavioral studies to evaluate user experience and trust in technology.
Professor Duffy’s academic contributions extend to curriculum development in engineering education and co-design methodologies involving diverse user groups, such as older adults and visually impaired individuals. He actively explores smart city infrastructure and telehealth systems to address real-world challenges in healthcare accessibility and workplace safety.