The last weekend, I spent at a Speaker Bootcamp in Frankfurt. I had the opportunity to learn a lot, met some amazing people, and it set a few thought processes in motion. I'll be discussing this in today's episode of the 'Human-Technology Podcast'.
In this episode, I will be sharing highlights from my summer vacation. However, I won't be delving into intricate accounts of my experiences in pubs and on cliffs. Instead, I will be leveraging my time in Ireland to engage in discussions on topics such as automated behavior, intercultural differences, and Apple CarPlay.
Artificial intelligence is omnipresent. It is an integral part of many applications that we use every day: search engines, online shops, social media. The danger of singularity, i.e. the displacement of humans by ever more intelligent machines, is discussed again and again. If the use of AI is always displayed in HMIs, users can decide for themselves how to deal with the information and decisions of the AI. As part of the KARLI project, I analyzed how AI can be represented in automotive HMIs.
Augmented reality plays a strong role in future automotive HMIs. Basemark is offering a tool and related services around AR. I had the chance to talk to Tero Sarkkinen, the founder and CEO of the company. Exciting insights, a must-hear episode!
As part of the CarHMI 2023, I had the opportunity to discuss HMIs issues, usability and user experience at the different levels of driving automation with participants in the format of a world café. In this episode of the Human-Technology Podcast, I summarize and discuss the key take-aways.
Every year in June, the Automotive HMI Community meets in Berlin for the CarHMI of we.CONECT. This year around 300 experts were on site, there were around 20 presentations, many workshops and an exhibition. In this episode of the Human-Technology Podcast, I share some of the points discussed and the insights I gained.
In this episode of the Human-Technology Podcast, I look at three things that didn't necessarily disappoint me, but made me think and doubt. It's about my switch to the Apple world, the level 2 automation of a German premium vehicle and my experiences with the Cupra Formentor HMI.
Loneliness is seen as something that old people feel and experience. There are increasing signs that this is not true, that young people can also be affected by loneliness. In this podcast episode I analyze what loneliness is, what makes it different from being alone, what role technology plays and how we can tackle it.
Megatrends are like avalanches in slow motion: they are slow, last for decades, but have huge impacts on people and societies, and are virtually unstoppable. In this episode, I analyze what I think are the three most important trends for technology developers: digitalization, artificial intelligence, and human centric.
We are surrounded by vast amounts of technology. It determines our everyday life, life as we know it is unthinkable without technology. We have trust in technology. Without that trust, we couldn't use technology. In this episode I talk about too much and too little trust in technology and how technology is changing trust between humans.