Anthropomorphic User Interfaces Together with Eva Geurts, we explored Anthropomorphic User Interfaces (AUIs) and created a taxonomy that helps us to analyze, identify, and design appropriate AUIs. The paper is available here, and our interactive tool that helps you to find related resources for specific aspects from our technology is available at this URL: https://anthropomorphic-ui.onrender.com.
Citation @inproceedings{geurtsantropomorphic2024, title = {Anthropomorphic User Interfaces: Past, Present and Future of Anthropomorphic Aspects for Sustainable Digital Interface Design}, author = {Eva Geurts and Kris Luyten}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the European Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics 2024}, articleno = {31}, numpages = {7}, keywords = {Anthropomorphism, Human-like interfaces, Taxonomy, User interface design}, location = {Paris, France}, series = {ECCE '24}, year = {2024}, publisher = {Association for Computing Machinery}, url={https://anthropomorphic-ui.
I’m excited to announce the publication of a special issue I co-edited titled “Human-Centered Approaches to Worker Well-being in the Age of Industry 5.0” in Frontiers. This collection of papers explores diverse aspects of worker well-being within the Industry 5.0 framework, focusing on both physical and cognitive well-being while respecting workers’ privacy.
Key Highlights: Industry 5.0 and Worker Well-being: The special issue examines how the Industry 5.0 paradigm complements technological advancements with an enhanced focus on human workers, addressing challenges in creating sustainable and healthy work environments.