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`UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION
`WASHINGTON DC
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`Before the Honorable Clark S. Cheney
`Chief Administrative Law Judge
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`In the Matter of
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`CERTAIN CRAFTING MACHINES
`AND COMPONENTS THEREOF
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`Inv. No. 337-TA-1426
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`COMPLAINANT’S IDENTIFICATION OF TESTIFYING EXPERT WITNESSES
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`Pursuant to the Procedural Schedule set forth in Order No. 6, Complainant Cricut, Inc.
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`(“Complainant”) hereby submits its identification of testifying expert witnesses, including their
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`expertise and curriculum vitae.
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`This identification of expert witnesses is based on Complainant’s current understanding of
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`the evidence produced thus far during discovery. As discovery is ongoing, Complainant reserves
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`the right to supplement or amend this identification.
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`In addition to the expert witnesses identified below, Complainant reserves the right to
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`proffer testimony from any expert witness identified by any respondent to this Investigation.
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`Charles L. Mauro, CHFP
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`Mr. Mauro is a Certified Human Factors Engineering Professional from the Board of
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`Certification in Professional Ergonomics (BCPE). Mr. Mauro earned a Bachelor of Science Degree
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`in Industrial Design from Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles and received a Master’s
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`Degree in Ergonomics and Human Factors Engineering from New York University (“NYU”).
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`While at NYU, Mr. Mauro was a National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health research
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`fellow at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine. Prior to founding his own firm, Mr. Mauro
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`was employed by the design firms of Raymond Loewy International and Henry Dreyfus Associates,
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`where he managed large-scale design projects for national and international clients.
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`Mr. Mauro’s experience covers both in-depth working knowledge of formal usability
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`science and detailed product design for a broad range of consumer software and hardware
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`applications spanning many applications. Additionally, his professional background covers new
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`product development and product design methodologies related to overall product development
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`life-cycle optimization, feature and function definition, consumer testing and human factors
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`engineering. Mr. Mauro has an in-depth working knowledge of product production methods and
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`processes including prototype, small-sample run and large production piece-part manufacturing
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`for metal, plastic, fabric, paper and other combination material assemblies. He has a detailed
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`understanding of design and production of consumer products and related variables.
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`Mr. Mauro’s curriculum vitae is attached as Exhibit 1.
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`Thomas D. Vander Veen, Ph.D.
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`Dr. Vander Veen specializes in the application of economics to intellectual property,
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`international trade, and complex commercial disputes. Dr. Vander Veen has served as an economic
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`expert in U.S. Courts, state courts and before the U.S. International Trade Commission. Dr. Vander
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`Veen’s expertise includes valuation of intellectual property; evaluation of economic damages
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`related to patent, copyright and trademark infringement, false advertising, breach of contract, and
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`theft of trade secrets; and economic analysis in section 337 intellectual property matters before the
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`U.S. International Trade Commission. Dr. Vander Veen’s analysis of economic damages has
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`included the development and analysis of consumer surveys. Dr. Vander Veen’s intellectual
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`property experience also includes the evaluation of commercial success of patented products,
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`including in ANDA actions. He has studied market structure, competition, and performance of
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`approval. Dr. Vander Veen has performed economic analysis in numerous industries, including
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`medical devices, pharmaceuticals, consumer retail products, consumer electronic devices,
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`semiconductors, software and automotive products.
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`Dr. Vander Veen’s curriculum vitae is attached as Exhibit 2.
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`Dated: March 11, 2025
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`/s/ Jay H. Reiziss
`Jay H. Reiziss
`Alexander P. Ott
`Timothy M. Dunker
`MCDERMOTT WILL & EMERY LLP
`500 North Capitol Street, NW
`Washington, DC 20001
`Telephone: (202) 756-8000
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`David J. Tobin
`MCDERMOTT WILL & EMERY LLP
`2501 North Harwood Street Suite 1900
`Dallas, TX 75201
`Telephone: (214) 210-2793
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`James M. Oehler
`Tessa M. Kroll
`MCDERMOTT WILL & EMERY LLP
`444 West Lake Street, Suite 4000
`Chicago, IL 60606
`Telephone: (312) 372-2000
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`Counsel for Complainant
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`Charles L. Mauro
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`Certified Human Factors Engineering Professional BCPE
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`Charles L. Mauro CHFP
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`Founder/President
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`Mauro Usability Science
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`130 East 75th Street Suite 6A New York, NY 10021
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`212-249-3683 extension 101
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`cmauro@maurousabilityscience.com
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`Charles L. Mauro
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`Certified Human Factors Engineering Professional BCPE
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`Detailed Background and Qualifications
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`For the past 50 years, Mr. Mauro has been the founder and president of Mauro Usability
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`Science, a consulting firm in New York, N.Y. providing product development research
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`and design solutions to leading U.S. and international corporations and government
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`agencies. He has executed research and development programs for many large
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`corporations including AT&T, Apple, Goldman Sachs, Merck, Citibank, Microsoft,
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`Nike, Samsung, Motorola, Hewlett Packard, General Motors, General Electric,
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`Department of Defense and NASA. He is named inventor on U.S. and foreign utility and
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`design patents and currently has before the PTO patents on various product categories.
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`He is a Certified Human Factors Engineering Professional and obtained such
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`certification from the Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomics (BCPE). His
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`certification number is 1312.
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`Mr. Mauro earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Design from Art Center
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`College of Design in Los Angeles, having been awarded a full tuition scholarship based
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`upon recognized academic excellence. In 1976, he received a Master’s Degree in
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`Ergonomics and Human Factors Engineering from New York University (“NYU”).
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`While at NYU, Mr. Mauro was a National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
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`research fellow at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine. Prior to founding his
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`own firm, he was employed by the design firms of Raymond Loewy International and
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`Henry Dreyfus Associates, where he managed large-scale design projects for national
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`and international clients.
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`Upon being nominated and appointed to the first Presidential Design Awards Committee
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`by the Reagan Administration, Mr. Mauro selected projects that qualified for Presidential
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`Design Awards in the category of product design and established the criteria by which
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`designs were selected. He has been chairman of two American National Standards
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`Institute (“ANSI”) standards committees and has also served on numerous design awards
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`committees, including the Industrial Design Magazine Annual Design Review.
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`He is a member of numerous professional societies including the Industrial Designers
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`Society of America, the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Association for
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`Computing Machinery and the Usability Professionals Association. He has been quoted in
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`leading business publications including The Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Fortune,
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`Science, Scientific American and other publications. He has appeared on national
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`television and in documentary films as an expert in product design and human factors
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`science.
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`Mr. Mauro has received leading awards for product design, user interface design and
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`human factors/ergonomics research. In 2024 he received the “Titan of Industry for
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`Human Factors Research” from the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. He also
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`received the Alexander C. Williams award from the Human Factors Society for
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`outstanding contributions made to a major operational man-machine system. Mr. Mauro
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`received the Lifetime Achievement award from the Industrial Designers Society of
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`America (IDSA) for his work on design research. He has also received awards and
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`citations from NASA and the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM).
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`His experience covers both in-depth working knowledge of formal usability science and
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`detailed product design for a broad range of consumer software and hardware
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`applications spanning many applications. Additionally, his professional background
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`covers new product development and product design methodologies related to overall
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`product development life-cycle optimization, feature and function definition, consumer
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`testing and human factors engineering. He also has a working knowledge of primary
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`issues related to economic modeling of new product features/functions and their
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`implications for high level market timing. Mr. Mauro has an in-depth working
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`knowledge of product production methods and processes including prototype, small-
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`sample run and large production piece-part manufacturing for metal, plastic, fabric,
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`paper and other combination material assemblies. He has a detailed understanding of
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`design and production of complex consumer electronics and related variables.
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`Mr. Mauro’s experience covers formal design research, design methodology, group
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`problem solving, usability science, and product design for a broad range of product
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`categories spanning commercial, military, and consumer applications. Additionally, his
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`professional background covers overall product development life-cycle optimization,
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`feature and function definition, consumer testing, and human factors engineering. Mr.
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`Mauro has written about and conducted formal research on the business value of design
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`with a specific focus on design patent protection on a global basis. He has extensive
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`experience in the relationship between brand formation and product design as it relates to
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`corporate brand identity. He also has a working knowledge of the primary issues related to
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`the economic modeling of new product features/functions and their implications for high
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`level market timing and market acceptance by consumers.
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`Mr. Mauro’s experience includes developing complex product branding strategies using
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`visual product design vocabulary and shape grammar systems, as well as executing
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`consumer research to validate brand attribute conveyance as a function of product design
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`configurations in the marketplace. He has used validated visual design brand attribute
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`testing and consumer ratings systems to assess the visual design of products in competitive
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`market settings. Mr. Mauro has designed and managed product design branding and brand
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`attribute research for leading corporations and served as an expert resource for brand
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`development strategy based on visual product design optimization. He has examined the
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`impact of product naming vs. product design on purchase-decision impact and brand
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`development for high-technology personal-electronic products. In his capacity as an expert
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`in product design and brand attribute development, Mr. Mauro worked as a key member of
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`large corporate brand development teams and executive committees. Over his 50-year
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`professional career, he managed over 3,000 design research and product design programs
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`focused on understanding how visual-design attributes impact consumer product utilization,
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`preferences, and decision-making in the marketplace.
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`Mr. Mauro has designed, developed, and managed the implementation of numerous
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`industry standard graphical user interfaces (GUI) for software desktop applications
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`involving the complex manipulation of on-screen data. He is an inventor on several GUI
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`patents that have become widely used on a global basis. He is an acknowledged expert in
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`GUI design and the transfer of physical product features and functions to GUI-based
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`desktop applications. His expertise in this area of product development focuses on the
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`transfer of physical product features and functions to internet-delivered, screen-based
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`features and functions. He has executed such work for Citibank (home banking) and Fuji
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`Film (consumer digital online photo retail system), among other clients. Mr. Mauro has
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`been an invited lecturer on GUI design and the virtual migration of product features and
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`functions at leading design and engineering programs in the U.S., Europe, the Middle East,
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`and Asia, including for the USPTO, MIT Sloan School of Business, Stanford Law School,
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`and major conferences. In the context of internet-based user interface design, he has
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`designed, developed, and tested large scale web-based user experiences across a wide range
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`of industry verticals, including consumer, commercial, non-profit, heavy industrial, and
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`military applications.
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`Mr. Mauro is a formally Certified Human Factors Engineering Professional (CHFP) (BPCE
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`#1320) and has been retained by world-class corporations to conduct formal functional,
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`ergonomic, and human factors research and analyze the visual design of their products and
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`related systems. He possesses a detailed working knowledge of the cognitive, functional,
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`and biomechanical limitations of the human mind and body as they impact the design of
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`products in the marketplace. The methods he employs can be applied to a wide range of
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`products and systems. He has conducted extensive functional and visual design research on
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`consumer printers for Hewlett Packard (HP), the world’s largest manufacturer of consumer
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`printers and associated cartridges. Mr. Mauro provided HP teams with extensive analysis
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`and recommendations on how to improve the usability and visual appeal/design of their
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`printer product lines. This directly relevant experience focused on understanding the
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`functional and visual design needs of consumers during all critical phases of interaction
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`with home printer products. The phases examined included pre-sale, purchase-decision,
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`initial unpacking/setup, first-time use, repeated use, troubleshooting, cartridge installation
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`and replacement, customer service contact, downloading and installing software updates,
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`and purchasing supplies online and in-store.
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`In addition to his background in home consumer printers, he has extensive experience in
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`other types of electronic products for personal use, including smartphones and personal
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`computers. Mr. Mauro has also undertaken major studies for Singer Sewing Machine
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`Company related to the visual design and functionality of programmable consumer sewing
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`machines and portable weaving machines sold in the global consumer market. Both
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`categories of devices allowed users to select from multiple pattern-generating options by
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`interacting with a control interface with a list of pattern options. In these studies, his firm
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`conducted extensive consumer testing of sewing and weaving machines that were in actual
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`production and prototype phases of development.
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`Mr. Mauro has also been retained by FujiFilm Consumer Division to advise them regarding
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`the virtual migration from in-person photo processing to a digital online photo processing
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`systems. Prior to this program, consumer photographs were physically carried by
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`consumers in a cartridge to a FujiFilm processing store, where physical prints were made
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`and either mailed back to the consumer or picked up in-person. The customers’ film
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`cartridges were plugged into the FujiFilm processing machines, which were not connected
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`in any way to the internet. Consumers could order specialty items displaying their
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`photographs such as coffee mugs, calendars, birthday cards, T-shirts, candles, and
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`numerous other craft-style items. As part of the program, Mr. Mauro developed a detailed
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`functional and conceptual understanding of heat press systems utilized in the creation of
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`customized items employing customer photography and secondary graphic applications.
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`As program manager, he oversaw the development of a new online consumer film
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`processing and craft development project system with a desktop GUI application and
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`interfaced with a large international team (450+) of developers, executives, marketing
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`managers, production experts, and software/hardware developers. This program involved
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`extensive analysis of the functions undertaken by the consumer in the traditional system.
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`Based on this analysis, he mapped tasks from the physical store experience to a new GUI-
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`based online photo processing system. He was responsible for the creation and management
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`of teams focused on human factors, GUI design, the usability of the new internet-based
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`system, feature function allocation, error management, and online help support systems.
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`The new system allowed the customer to undertake a high degree of customization with
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`their digital photos, which dramatically expanded the market for FujiFilm’s digital print
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`services and customer use of photos to produce personalized articles of manufacture.
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`Consulting Clients
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`• AccuRay Corporation / ABB
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`• ADT
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`• Akero
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`• Amazon.com
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`• Amtech
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`• AmeriTrade, Inc.
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`• Amgen
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`• Apellis
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`• Apple
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`• AT&T
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`• Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd.
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`• AustismSpeaks.Org
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`• Becton Dickinson
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`• Centennial Computer Labs
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`• Chase Manhattan Bank
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`• Champion International Corp.
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`• Citibank of New York
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`• Citibank Advanced Development
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`• Citicorp Development Center
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`• Clairol, Inc.
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`• Consolidated Edison of New York
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`• Cummins Allison Corporation
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`• CustomInk.com
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`• Department of Defense (DOD)
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`• Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette
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`• DLJDirect.com
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`• Dyson
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`• Ebasco Services, Inc.
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`• eMeta Corporation
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`• Estee Lauder
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`• Fitch Ratings, Inc.
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`• Finanalytica International
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`• FUJI FILM North America
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`• General Electric
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`• General Motors
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`• GlobalSpec, Inc.
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`• Goldman Sachs & Co.
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`• Harvard Management Corporation (Endowment)
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`• Haworth
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`• Hercules Chemical
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`• Herman Miller
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`• Hewlett-Packard
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`• Howe Furniture Corporation
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`International Rescue Committee
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`• J.I. Case International
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`• Johnson & Johnson
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`• K-Tel Corporation
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`• Krueger International (KI)
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`• Kikkerland, Inc.
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`• Knoll International
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`• Lancome
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`• Longaberger Company
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`• Louisiana Power and Light
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`• Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
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`• March of Dimes
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`• Mattel
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`• Mag Instrument
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`• McKinsey & Company
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`• Medtek Corporation
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`• Merck Pharmaceuticals
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`• Microsoft Corporation
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`• Mitel Corporation
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`• Motorola, Inc.
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`• Museum of Modern Art
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`• NASA
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`• New York Stock Exchange
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`• Nevamar Corporation
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`• Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
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`• Nike
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`• Nintendo Corporation
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`• Northrop Grumman Corporation
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`• Office of Naval Research
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`• OKI Electronics of America
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`• OnMoney.com
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`• Pfizer
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`• Philips Corporation NV
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`• Philips/Canada
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`• Pitney Bowes
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`• Public Service Electric/Gas of NJ
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`• Radiologic Sciences, Inc.
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`• Raytheon Data Systems
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`• Raytheon Medical Electronics
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`• Rose Johnson
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`• Samsung Corporation
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`• Saxon Paints
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`• Sony Corporation
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`• Steelcase
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`• Trading Technologies, Inc.
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`• Teknion
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`• Thinking Machines, Inc.
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`• TIAA-CREF
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`• The Singer Company
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`• Technicare Corporation
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`• Tesdata Systems Corporation
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`• Texas Instruments, Inc.
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`• Tiffany & Company
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`• Torrington Roller Bearing
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`• Tupperware
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`• Varian Associates, Inc.
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`• Viacom/MTV
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`• Weir Minerals
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`• Wit Capital/Soundview, Inc.
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`Certifications
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`Mr. Mauro is a Certified Human Factors Engineering Professional (BCPE), number 1312.
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`Awards and Citations
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`2024 Titan of Human Factors and Ergonomics HFES Selection
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`The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) selected Charles L. Mauro as a
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`“Titan of Human Factors Research”, a significant lifetime achievement award. Charles
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`gave a presentation at the Titans of HFES Symposium covering major projects in his
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`career, alongside other premier researchers, practitioners, and academicians in HFES.
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`2017 IDSA Personal Achievement Award
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`The Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) has given its highest recognition
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`the 2017 Personal Achievement Award to Charles L. Mauro CHFP, President / Founder
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`of MAURO Usability Science. The award specifically recognizes designers or other
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`individuals whose involvement in, and support of, design has made the honoree a special
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`friend of the profession and a major contributor to industrial design's longevity and
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`importance. Historically the Award has been given to leading design luminaries including
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`Sir Jonathan Ive of Apple, Raymond Loewy, Henry Dreyfuss and others.
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`2013 Stanley H. Caplan User-Centered Product Design Award
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`Human Factors & Ergonomics Society Product Design Technical Group (HFES PDTG)
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`This award, which recognizes outstanding and innovative product designs and the
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`consumer research and design methods used to develop and evaluate them, was presented
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`to Charles L. Mauro for the Polisher's Workstation, which solves critical ergonomic
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`issues encountered by jewelers. The workstation mitigates repetitive motion injuries,
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`improves worker productivity and efficiency, increases polisher career longevity, and
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`reduces training time required for new operators.
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`Alexander C. Williams Award
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`Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (USA)
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`This citation was presented to Charles L. Mauro (Founder and President) for
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`"Outstanding contributions to a major, operational, man-machine system". The criteria
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`for this citation include objective verification of usability performance improvements by
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`independent testing.
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`ACM Interactions Interface Award
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`Association of Computing Machines (ACM)
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`Charles L. Mauro cited for outstanding example of the application of user-centered
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`design principles in the development and production of a major operational commercial
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`user interface. This award represented groundbreaking work on hand-held user interfaces
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`and related interaction models.
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`NASA Outstanding Service Award
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`National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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`This citation was awarded to Charles L. Mauro for exceptional contributions made in the
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`human factors engineering research and design of major components for the Space
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`Shuttle operations control center following the Challenger tragedy.
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`Emmy Award
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`National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to MTV Virtual Worlds
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`This citation was awarded to the MTV Virtual Worlds Development Team for:
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`"outstanding achievement in advanced media technology for creation of nontraditional
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`programs or platforms." Charles L. Mauro participated as the primary user experience
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`research and optimization consultant providing extensive in-world user engagement
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`research in support of the development of this groundbreaking virtual world franchise
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`Product Design and Research Experience
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`Over the past 50 years Mr. Mauro has executed hundreds of complex usability and user
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`interface optimization projects in the following general categories. The following is a
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`• Aerospace vehicles and support equipment
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`• Agricultural equipment
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`• Aviation instrumentation
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`• Banking and securities
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`• Commercial communications
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`• Commercial interiors
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`• Complex text search and databases
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`• Complex cell phones and PDA
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`• Computer software for inexperienced users
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`• Consumer appliances
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`• Consumer cameras
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`• Consumer communication devices
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`• Consumer Printer Products
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`• Consumer products and related electronics
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`• Consumer product packaging
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`• Control display enhancement
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`• Corporate communication systems (E-Based)
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`• Correctional facilities
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`• Defense and military systems
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`• Direct mail content analysis
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`• Energy management systems
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`• Exhibit design and sales delivery systems
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`• Executive training systems
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`• Electronic Kiosks and ATM Machines
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`• Fast food systems
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`• Fire safety products
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`• Games and toys (electronic and traditional)
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`• Hand-held products
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`• Hazardous materials packaging
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`• High technology medical systems
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`• Home appliances
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`Infant Support Products
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`Instruction manuals (online and traditional)
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`• Large volume equities trading systems
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`• Lighting systems and related products
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`• Materials handling equipment
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`• Medical products and systems (numerous categories)
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`• Office equipment and duplicating devices
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`• Open office furniture systems
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`• Packaging, labeling, and warnings
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`• Personal care products
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`• Personal computers (software / hardware)
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`• Personal printer products
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`• Process control and power generation (nuclear / fossil fuels)
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`• Production equipment and processes
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`• Public spaces and parks
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`• Recreational equipment
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`• Retail sales environments (layout v motivations)
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`• Sales and marketing presentations
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`• Securities trading systems (specialist firm)
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`• Securities trading systems (broker)
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`• Securities trading systems (booth)
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`• Securities trading systems (trade desk)
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`• Securities trading systems (hand-held)
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`• Securities trading systems (reporter devices)
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`• Signage systems (information delivery)
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`• Slurry pump design and related work environments
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`• Systems furniture/training centers
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`• Small business computers (software / hardware)
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`• Underwater diving systems
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`• Wrist mounted devices (complex multi-function products)
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`• Web-based delivery of products and services (wide range of applications)
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`• Workstation and workplace optimization
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`Professional Affiliations
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`• American National Standards Institute
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`• American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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`• Association for Consumer Research
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`• Environmental Design Research Association
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`• Ergonomics Research Society
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`• Human Factors and Ergonomics Society
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`Industrial Designers Society of America
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`Professional Committees
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`• ASME C L Mauro, Chairman, Codes and Standards Subcommittee on Industrial
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`Terminology: Anthropometry
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`• ASME C L Mauro, Founder and Co-Chairman, Official
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`• Research Committee on Civilian Anthropometry
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`• METRO Metropolitan Chapter of HFES
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`• HFES Joint Committee on Human Factors Guidelines
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`• HFES Consumer Product Technical Interest Group
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`• HFES Forensic Human Factors Special Interest Group
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`• MOMA Associate Council of the Museum of Modern Art
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`• New York Technology Council User Experience Track (NYTECH UX), Founder
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`Publications of Charles L. Mauro Within the Last Ten Years
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`Mauro, C. L. (February 2024). ‘Where are the Designers on This?’: Some Post-Argument Thoughts
`on LKQ v. GM. Available at https://ipwatchdog.com/2024/02/19/designers-post-argument-
`thoughts-lkq-vs-gm/id=173471/
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`Mauro, C. L., & Morley, C. D. Development and Validation of Neuroscience-Based Human Factors
`and Ergonomic Assessment Methodologies for Measurement of the Impact of Seating System
`Design on Video Gameplay Performance (December 1, 2023). Available at
`SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4650629 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4650629
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`Saidman, P.J., Dowd, M.J., & Mauro, C.L. (August 2023). Brief of Amici Curiae Institute for
`Design Science and Public Policy and Thirty-Six Distinguished Industrial Designers in Support of
`Neither Party.
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`Mauro, C. L., & Morley, C. D. (May 2021). How Different is Different? Modern Neuroscience and
`its Impact on Design Law. Research Handbook on Design Law.
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`Mauro, C.L., Morley, C.D., & Thurman, P. Development and Initial Validation of an Empirical
`Ordinary Observer Test for Design Patent Infringement (June 5, 2020). Available at
`SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3620088 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3620088
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`Mauro, C. (2020). Medical Device Usability Testing In The Age Of COVID-19. Med Device
`Online.
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`Mauro, C., & Neagle, D. (2020). Brief Of Amicus Curiae Industrial Designers Society of America,
`Inc.'s In Support Of The Petition For Rehearing And Rehearing En Banc.
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`Mauro, C. (2019). 4 Key Usability Considerations For Biopharmaceutical Delivery Device
`Design. BioProcess Online.
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`Mauro, C., Morley, C., & Dalton, K. (2019). Understanding Costs And Risks For Human Factors
`Engineering (HFE) Usability Studies – Part 2: Outsourcing HFE Usability Testing. Med Device
`Online.
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`Mauro, C., Morley, C., & Dalton, K. (2019). Understanding Costs And Risks For HFE Usability
`Studies — Part 1: Testing In-House. Med Device Online.
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`Mauro, C., Pirolli, P., & Morley, C. (2019). A Critical Analysis of FDA Guidance for User
`Percentile Device Design Criteria versus Currently Available Human Factors Engineering Data
`Sources and Industry Best Practices. SSRN.
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`Mauro, C. (2018). New Neuroscience-Based Human Factors Research Methods Will Improve
`Devices' HFE Performance, Simplify FDA Approval. Med Device Online.
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`Mauro, C. (2016). Brief of Amici Curiae 111 Distinguished Industrial Design Professionals
`And Educators In Support Of Respondent.
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`Testimony by Charles L. Mauro Within Last Four Years
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`Pantech Corporation and Pantech Wireless, LLC v. LG Electronics INC. and LG
`Electronics U.S.A., INC. Case No. 5:22-cv-00113-RWS-JBB in the United States District
`Court for the Eastern District of Texas Texarkana Division. (Expert Report)
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`Pantech Corporation and Pantech Wireless, LLC v. OnePlus Technology (Shenzen) Co.,
`LTD. Case No. 5:22-cv-00069-RWS in the United States District Court for the Eastern
`District of Texas Texarkana Division. (Expert Report, deposition)
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`Cricut Inc. v. Enough for Everyone and Desiree Tanner. Case No. 2:21-cv-00601 in the
`United States District Court for the District of Utah, Central Division. (Expert Report and
`deposition)
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`Liaigre, Inc. v. California Furniture Collection, Inc., Robert James Collection and Gina B
`& Company, Inc. Case No. 8:19-cv-01160-JAK-KES in the United States District Court
`Central District of California Western Division (Los Angeles). (Expert Rep