HomeLab conducts research pertaining to individuals of all ages, locations, and backgrounds. By taking part in HomeLab as a research participant, you can help researchers answer important questions about usability, accessibility, and user experience. Our goal is to learn from you.
Participants have the opportunity to partake in research conducted in variety of settings including their own homes, at our on-campus lab at Georgia Tech, over the phone, or online.
Whether it is an over-the-counter diagnostic test or a cutting-edge technological device for in-home use, HomeLab research participants provide feedback that influences actual product design to better meet the needs of intended users. Some of the ways participants partake in research include:
- Product evaluation (at Georgia Tech or in a user’s home)
- In-home product testing (e.g. device installation for short- or long-term use)
- Surveys (online or by phone)
Study participants are compensated for their time and effort. Compensation varies by study.
If you are interested in becoming a HomeLab research participant, please fill out our HomeLab interest survey.