5 | Enhanced HMI Lifespan Café: How Can We Develop a Lasting HMI for the Future?

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How Can We Develop a Lasting HMI for the Future?

5 | Enhanced HMI Lifespan Café

Tuesday, June 17

11:10 AM - 03:10 PM

Live in Berlin

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What are the key design principles for ensuring the durability and longevity of future HMIs?
How can we integrate cutting-edge technology into HMIs without making them quickly obsolete?
What role can user feedback and usability testing play in creating long-lasting HMIs?
Can predictive maintenance and software updates enhance the lifespan of HMI systems?
What strategies can be employed to make future HMIs adaptable to emerging technologies and user preferences?

Workshop

Speaker

Dr. Peter Schmid

Group Leader for Technical Interface Design & Usability Methodology, University of Stuttgart

Dr.-Ing. Peter Schmid is Group Leader for Technical Interface Design & Usability Methodology at the Institute of Engineering Design and Technical Design, University of Stuttgart. His expertise spans applied ergonomics, corporate design, and human-technology integration. With a strong research focus on gesture control, tactile feedback, and usability in complex environments like healthcare and automotive, he has authored multiple interdisciplinary publications. Dr. Schmid’s work bridges engineering and design, advancing intuitive and inclusive user interfaces through innovative methods and experimental validation.

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Company

University of Stuttgart

https://www.iktd.uni-stuttgart.de/en/institute/

The Institute for Engineering Design and Industrial Design (IKTD) focuses on the holistic development of technical products by combining engineering design and industrial design. Its research areas include drive technology, methodical product development, computer-aided engineering, automotive and interface design, and interior design engineering. The institute aims to enhance innovation, quality, cost-efficiency, and time-to-market through advanced methods such as simulation, additive manufacturing, and lightweight design. Led by Professors Berendes, Kreymeier, Maier, and Remlinger, IKTD is also deeply involved in mechanical engineering education, offering a wide range of courses that blend technical expertise with user-centered design approaches.

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