Miguel Bruns

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A Review on the Development of the In-Vehicle Human-Machine Interfaces in Driving Automation: A Design Perspective

The advancement of automated driving technologies is fundamentally transforming the relationship between humans and vehicles, shifting from direct control to a more collaborative dynamic. Consequently, the design of in-vehicle Human-Machine Interfaces (iHMIs) is becoming increasingly intricate, focusing on aspects bey…

DIS '242nd AuthorSustainable HCI +1

Designing for Interdependence of Bees, Garden, Designer, and the Changing Season

The speculation of alternative relationships between humans and nonhumans is a crucial element of examining our dominating stance towards nature amidst the ongoing environmental crisis. The notion of designing for interdependence challenges this status quo, focusing on a local ecosystem and embedding carefully crafted…

CHI '211st AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials

Expressivity in Interaction, a Framework for Design

Expressivity is frequently recurring as a term in HCI, but it is often approached from different perspectives. Affective computing prompted research into emotional expressivity, and with technology becoming more ubiquitous and tangible, the opportunities for expressive behaviors towards systems as well as the expressi…

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