The Human-Technology Podcast
Episode Archive
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Buzzword, Hype, or the Holy Grail of Innovation: on Design Thinking
Design thinking often comes across as a buzzword, like a hype, like old and established methods in a new appearance. This is not entirely unfounded, the method is partly based on what has been t...
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It's not Easy, but keep the User in Focus: Interview with Stephane Feron
In this episode of The Human-Technology Podcast, I had the chance to interview Stephane Feron. Stephane is an HMI expert at Stellantis, the resulting company of the merger between PSA and Fiat C...
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Colorful World - About Culture and Cross-Cultural HMI Design
Talking about culture is always a bit daring. You quickly get lost in stereotypes, "the Germans", "the Asians", "the Americans", and everyone knows that this is often oversimplified. On the othe...
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About my Two Weeks with Android Auto
Android Auto is a technology that aims to bridge the gap between vehicle and smartphone. The use of apps is possible in the vehicle on the screen of the infotainment system. In this podcast, I t...
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User Experience: what experiences are we talking about?
User experience is central to the development of technology, of HMIs, in the relationship between humans and technology. It is defined in ISO 9241, but this does not mean that the term is used a...
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Neither Fish nor Flesh or Transition? The IAA 2021
The vehicle industry and its products are undergoing radical change. From the combustion engine to the electric motor. From the island of disconnectivity to the rolling data producer. From manua...
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Does it Make Sense: Writing in the Car? An Interview with Olivier Cros
Olivier Cros is Director, Head of Automotive & of Education at MyScript®. MyScript® is a technology company providing handwriting recognition for various applications from smartphones to car...
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Start With Why: The Golden Circle in HMI Development
Simon Sinek's Golden Circle is a tool or a mindset that is very useful in management, leadership, business, personal development, and life in general. The book title "Start with Why" describes t...
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Postpandemic Mobility: The Virus is a Turbocharger for Change!
The coronavirus is changing all areas of our life: work, private life, mobility, communication, being together as people, groups, and societies. It is also changing the vehicle industry and its ...
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We have to Keep the Analog Alive: Interview with Christian Delise
Christian Delise is the founder and director of Delise Design Works, an automotive design studio out of San Francisco. Before starting his own business he had various design positions at Volkswa...