The Human-Technology Podcast
Episode Archive
-
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 ...
-
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...
-
Latest News on Automotive HMIs: Report from the CarHMI 2021
Last week a highly emotional event took place for everyone involved: the first on-site meeting, the first offline conference in what felt like years. Defacto it was only a few months, but everyo...
-
Diversity and Inclusion are Core for CX and UX: Interview with Hamed Yahyaei
Hamed Yahyaei is Design Lead and Senior UX, CX & Service Designer at Scania, the Swedish truck OEM. We talked about his life, his journey towards technology design, the difference between us...
-
Science: The Creation of Knowledge
There is no such thing as THE ONE science, but a large number of different disciplines. And within the individual disciplines, there are different directions, schools of thought, and views. In t...
-
Don't Stand so Close to Me: About Closeness and Distance
Technology is very close to us, it gets on us. Or even into the body. That has advantages, makes sense, creates value. But it also creates a dull, negative feeling, insecurity, and fear. Using t...
-
Magic, Magic! Or Scientific Methods? On Creativity Techniques
There are always situations in which creativity is required. Whether in the development of technology and HMIs or in other life situations. In this episode, I present three creativity techniques...
-
Thinking Fast and Slow
Thinking Fast and Slow is the main publication by Nobel Prize Winner Daniel Kahneman. It is on the topics of thinking, decision making, and acting. For our brain, it defines the fast and impreci...
-
Human and Rolling Robot: On Automated Driving
Automated driving, self-driving vehicles, and, at the end of the day, rolling robots that autonomously manage entire routes are some of the visions of the future and are some of the major megatr...
-
Four Industrial Revolutions: On the Relationship between Humans and Machines - Episode 2
The first industrial revolution started in England at the end of the 18th century. Agrarian societies turned into industrial societies, the foundations for the highly technological world of toda...