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January 2022

Programmed for comprehensibility - article on human-machine communication in Handelsblatt

In the Handelsblatt Spezial: Industrie 4.0, the article ›Programmed for comprehensibility‹ based on interviews with Markus Buberl and Christian Rudolph appeared under the topic MENSCH-MASCHINE-KOMMUNIKATION. The article deals with the current challenges of machine manufacturers, who are caught between digitalisation, standardisation, increasing complexity and the needs of special machine building. Increasingly, the operator of the software and thus the topic of user experience is coming to the fore.

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Programmed for comprehensibility - article on human-machine communication in Handelsblatt