Developing assistive technologies involves addressing numerous requirements, and motivating engineers to seek perfect solutions, but this drive can sometimes result in overengineering, leading to ineffective, unsatisfactory outcomes. In this lecture, Prof. Dr. Heike Vallery focuses on her groundbreaking work in the field of human-machine interaction, and ineffective, unsatisfying, long-lasting development processes. Furthermore, she shares her expertise and insights into the delicate balance between engineering and effective human-machine interaction. @RWTHAachenUniversity, @tudelft
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CYBATHLON, a not-for-profit project of ETH Zurich, is a platform that challenges teams from all over the world to develop assistive technologies suitable for everyday use with and for people with disabilities. Through international competitions and other events, CYBATHLON cultivates and fosters a dialogue between technology developers, people with disabilities and the public for greater inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
