Interface Technology: The Leading Edge (Industrial Control, Computers and Communications Series, 16)

In the context of human-machine interactions, the interface is the point of contact between the human and the system and is, in this sense, of primary importance to the user. Computers and other advanced technologies have developed considerably over the last two decades, and the nature and quality of the interface are critical to facilitate successful transactions. This book considers the latest developments in advanced technologies at the user interface. A further aim concerns the evaluation of interface designs, and considers techniques that are used to assess performance and quality of the human-machine interactions. Key features of the book are: · Unique compilation of state-of-the-art material · Review and critique of current and predicted developments in this field · Written by experts working in the area, both from the UK and abroad.

The author, Jan Noyes was winner of the Otto Edholm Award 1999 - for contributions to ergonomics applications and research.
thor, Jan Noyes was winner of the Otto Edholm Award 1999 - for contributions to ergonomics applications and research.