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Human Interactive Driving Intern, Human-Machine Interaction Research at Toyota Research Institute - ApplyBlast

Human Interactive Driving Intern, Human-Machine Interaction Research

Toyota Research Institute

9 months ago

4.3 on Glassdoor

Los Altos, CA

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A Human-Machine Interaction Research Intern at Toyota Research Institute works on projects that leverage drivers' behavioral, cognitive, and emotional states to improve driving safety and performance. The role focuses on designing and running studies in a driving motion simulator and exploring how human-machine interfaces can enhance the driving experience. Interns are embedded within the Human-Machine Interaction Research group and contribute to research aimed at human-centered AI for mobility. The internship is expected to result in publishable work in leading human-computer interaction or cognitive science venues.

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Qualifications

Pursuing PhD in Computer SciencePursuing PhD in Human Computer InteractionPursuing PhD in Cognitive SciencePursuing PhD in PsychologyPursuing PhD in Human Factors Engineering

About Toyota Research Institute

tri.global

Headquarters

Los Altos, California, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2016

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Toyota Research Institute (TRI) is Toyota’s research arm focused on advancing robotics, automated driving, human‑centered AI, energy and materials, and related technologies with the mission of "innovating to improve the human experience." TRI conducts fundamental and applied research to develop prototypes and scalable systems—ranging from automated driving stacks and human‑interactive driving to large behavior models and robotics—and publishes its technical work. The institute collaborates with academic and industry partners, shares findings via publications and a technical blog, and aims to translate research into safer, more useful products and services.