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Human-Centric

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Human-Centric

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The power of human complexity.

The power of human complexity.

Enhanced Empathy for Humanity.

The power of
human complexity .

Enhanced Empathy for Humanity.

The power of
human complexity .

LI | AI

Location Intelligence-AI
Laser Geo-coded Coordinates
[ 3D LiDAR-Based Tokens ]

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LI | AI

Location Intelligence-AI
Laser Geo-coded Coordinates
[ 3D LiDAR-Based Tokens ]

[ 29.97230 31.12530 0.00 1200 ]

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UXUX

Human Computer InteractionsHuman Computer Interactions

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) integrates theories and practices from diverse fields, including software engineering, education, sociology, psychology, the arts, anthropology,ergonomics, design, artificial intelligence (AI), and
even quantum computing.

LI | AI

Location Intelligence-AI
Laser Geo-coded Coordinates
[ 3D LiDAR-Based Tokens ]

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HCIHCI

Human-Computer Interaction
and its complexities deeply intertwined with UX/UI design:

Human Computer Interaction
and its complexities
deeply intertwined with UX/UI design:

Human Computer Interaction
and its complexities
deeply interwined with
UX/UI Design:

{ Technology Factors + Human Factors }{ Technology Factors + Human Factors }

Everyday FactorsEveryday Factors

{ Technology Factors }{ Technology Factors }

{ Human Factors }{ Human Factors }

In one hand–and, in UX/UI design, "everyday factors" refer to the common, often subconscious aspects of a user's daily life that significantly impact their interaction with a product, including things like their current environment, distractions, multitasking habits, familiarity with technology, and the mental state they
are in when using digital products.

In one hand–and, in UX/UI design, "everyday factors" refer to the common, often subconscious aspects of a user's daily life that significantly impact their interaction with a product, including things like their current environment, distractions, multitasking habits, familiarity with technology,
and the mental state they are in
when using digital products.

A fast black sports car races down the highway.

Human Computer Interactions | HCI

New research suggests the brain uses quantum computation linked to short-term memory, conscious awareness, and decision-making when interacting with tools.

So yes — a bike is a tool, just like a pencil, a phone, or even a complex machine.

Explore More

An orange cube-shaped side table is shown.

Human Computer Interactions | HCI

New research suggests the brain uses quantum computation linked to short-term memory, conscious awareness, and decision-making when interacting with tools.

So yes — a bike is a tool, just like a pencil, a phone, or even a complex machine.

Explore More

Human Computer Interactions | HCI

New research suggests the brain uses quantum computation linked to short-term memory, conscious awareness, and decision-making when interacting with tools.

So yes — a bike is a tool, just like a pencil.

Explore More

In the other hand, overlapping HCI and UX/UI design happens many times under my responsibility.

Although, UX design is a fast-pace industry-driven.
HCI is deeply research-focused in the user journey to understand the way people use digital products every day.

Innovations demanding exceptional UX/UI design & Dev with UCD Approach.

Innovations
demanding
exceptional
UX/UI

design & Dev

with

UCD

Approach.

HCI by Technologies

HCI
by
Technologies

Focuses on designing, implementing, and evaluating interactive interfaces that enhance user experience using computing devices.

Focuses on designing, implementing, and evaluating interactive interfaces that enhance user experience using
computing devices.

Vision CPU

Multi-touch

Quantum TPU

TLD

LiDAR

inputs are felt & outputs are understood.

inputs

are
felt &
outputs

are

understood
—turning

function

into

experience.

HCI by Human I/O

HCI
by I/O

Human input (e.g., touch, speech) and system output (e.g., visuals, haptics). It aims to engineer responsive, multimodal UIs that align w/ cognitive and sensory models.

Audio VUI

Prompt CLI

Neural BCI

Menu UI

Haptical GUI

how users perceive, interact with, and navigate Innovations.

how

users

perceive,

interact

with, and

navigate

Innovations.

HCI and UX/UI Elements

HCI
and UX/UI Elements

While HCI grounds the interaction in human-centered logic, UX/UI refines it through layout, visuals, design elements/principles, usability patterns and, UX laws.

User Stories

UI Blue Print

Design Systems

Wireframes

Prototypes

To help decode human diversity, limitations, behaviors, and environments.

UX/UI

help decode
human
diversity,
behaviors,
limitations,&
environments.

HCI by Human Sciences

HCI
by Human Sciences

The lens through which we {UX/UI devs} humanize technology, transforming it from a cold tool to a thoughtful, intuitive, and responsive partner in daily life.
Philosophy doesn’t fit inside the other HCI complexities (Anthropometrics, Physiology, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Ecology) — it envelops them. It provides the why behind the what, how, and who of interaction as an omnipresent layer.

Anthropometrics

Physiology

Psychology

Phylosophy

Anthropology

Sociology

Ecology

Where UX/UI help to decode any emerging Industrial model.

Where
UX/UI help
to decode
any emerging
INDUSTRIAL
MODEL.

HCI by Industries 4.0
{RAMI}{IIoT}

HCI
by Industries
4.0
{RAMI}{IIoT}

UX/UI can shape RAMI {Reference Architectural Model Industrie 4.0}, IIoT {Industrial Internet of Things}, IIRA {Industrial Internet Reference Architecture}, IVRA {Industrial Value Chain Reference Architecture}, SITAM {Stuttgart IT-Architecture for Manufacturing}, LASFA {LAsim Smart FActory}, IBM Industry 4.0 reference architecture, all known as Industries 4.0 and, how their power users engage with their technologies—physically, mentally, socially, culturally, and environmentally.

UX/UI can shape RAMI {Reference Architectural Model Industrie 4.0}, IIoT {Industrial Internet of Things}, IIRA {Industrial Internet Reference Architecture}, IVRA {Industrial Value Chain Reference Architecture}, SITAM {Stuttgart IT-Architecture for Manufacturing}, LASFA {LAsim Smart FActory}, IBM Industry 4.0 reference architecture, all known as Industries 4.0 and, how their power users engage with their technologies
—physically, mentally, socially,
culturally, and environmentally.

Systems Engineering

Neuro-Aerospace

Location Intelligence

Smart Architecture

Synaptic eLearning

UX/UI must support data integrity, traceability, and fail-safes for HCI.

UX/UI

must
support data
integrity,
traceability,

and

fail-safes
foR OTHER

EMERGING

FIELDS.

HCI by Hyper Specialized R&D

HCI
by Hyper Specialized Fields

The role of UX/UI in HCI is to translate overwhelming technical depth into functional, intuitive, and even life-preserving research and design interactions.

dApps Layer-2 ISO 20022

dApps L-2 ISO 20022

Laser Rapid Prototyping

Rapid Prototyping

Spatial Acoustics Physics

Spatial Acoustics R&D

Non-Baryonic Dark Matter

N-Baryonic Dark Matter R&D

Real-Time Bio-Medical

Bio-Medical R&D

In hyper-specialized industries, UX/UI becomes the nervous system of HCI—translating complexity into clarity, precision, and trust.

It’s not just about how things look, but how life-critical and intelligence-amplifying systems interact with their human operators & digital content.