Ammar Al-Taie

Ammar Jamal Al-Taie is a researcher specializing in the interaction between autonomous vehicles and cyclists, holding a Ph.D. from the University of Glasgow. His research areas include human-computer interaction, traffic safety, and cross-cultural technology design. As an Omani scholar, he has contributed new insights into the design of autonomous technologies through transnational research, particularly focusing on interactions between cyclists and autonomous vehicles. His work reflects a deep understanding of local traffic cultures and has received international recognition, emphasizing the importance of inclusive design in transportation technology innovation.

• 2014-2017·University of Glasgow·Ph.D. Researcher
  • Conducted research in human-computer interaction, focusing on interaction design between autonomous vehicles and cyclists.

• 2014-2017·University of Glasgow·Ph.D. Degree
  • Specialization: Human-computer interaction and autonomous technologies
• No specific time information | Cardiff University | Bachelor's or Master's Degree
  • Specialization: Computer Science