Kinneir Dufort's global usability studies team receives an expert injection

Robin Hancock has joined the team to further enhance Kinneir Dufort's capability and experience in Medical Device Usability.

 

Robin started his career as a Research Associate in the Environmental Ergonomics Laboratory at Loughborough University, he then moved onto work within a variety of industries. 

At the National Physical Laboratory he led truly unique research into the use of augmented reality in 3D mapping and for London Underground he worked with engineers to integrate the new trains onto the LU network, and ran the usability testing of a tunnel repair machine on the Jubilee line. 

In the medical device usability domain, Robin has designed and run formative and summative usability studies for various large global pharmaceutical companies.

Before joining Kinneir Dufort Robin worked as a mentor in UX at the Engine Shed based WebStart Bristol, and tutored in ergonomics at Coventry University School of Art and Design. 

Kinneir Dufort says: "With his wealth of experience and insights, Robin is an asset to our already global award-winning research team and we look forward to the exciting project we have ahead.

"To find out more our capabilities and experience in conducting global formative and summative usability studies, please contact Dr Ian Culverhouse."

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