Andrea Regina Martins Fontes

PhD in Production Engineering with an emphasis on Ergonomics from UFSCar, a Master's degree in Urban Engineering from the same institution, and a Bachelor's degree in Architecture and Urbanism from USP. Currently, she is a professor in the Production Engineering program at UFSCar, where she teaches courses related to ergonomics, design, and development. She coordinated an Assistive Technology project funded by CNPq, aimed at developing devices to support mobility. She has extensive experience in ergonomics, environmental and workstation design, as well as assistive technology. She played an active role in developing the service counter for Correios (Brazilian postal service), applying technical expertise to optimize the interaction between users and services. She is a member of the NTA (Assistive Technology Research and Development Center), the CDPRO Makerspace (Maker Prototyping Center for Innovation in Engineering and Health), and the NPro (Project and Prototyping Center for Production Systems) research groups, focusing on innovation and technological development. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)