Good HMI development takes planning and the right tools for great product outcomes.
This episode of The Engineering Roundtable is brought to you by Unity.
In almost every technology used by human beings, the human machine interface, or HMI, is critical to product performance. Whether it’s an interplanetary spacecraft or a smart phone, mission success and end user satisfaction is highly dependent on the ability of people to access machine functionality easily. For many projects, the HMI can be the pacing item, absorbing a large proportion of developer time and project costs. Development of a great HMI is an art, a science and an engineering challenge, one that requires creativity, careful planning and the right tools.
On this episode of The Engineering Roundtable, we discusses the importance, challenges and future of HMI development with an expert panelist from TomTom and Unity.
Learn more about Unity for HMI.
Panelists:
Rok Erjavec, Vice President of Engineering, TomTom
Henning Linn, Director Solutions Engineering, Unity
Romano McBride, Senior Technical Product Manager, Unity
Paul Schouten, Design Team Lead, TomTom
Moderator:
Jim Anderton, Multimedia Content Director, engineering.com
