In a digital age where technical expertise is no longer enough, this book provides the essential tools to integrate empathy, psychology, and neuroscience into your design process for a deeper human-technology connection.
Engineering has traditionally prioritized functional and technical factors, enhancing equipment for reliability, effectiveness, and efficiency. However, a dramatic perspective shift is changing the way technologies are created, developed, and implemented, as well as how we interact with them. This book provides an innovative perspective on the design and development of systems, services, and products by investigating the significant confluence of engineering, technology, and emotional intelligence. In the growing digital age of today, technological expertise is no longer sufficient to satisfy the wide range of consumer demands. It is equally important to comprehend, predict, and account for human emotion. This book incorporates the interdisciplinary method known as emotion-driven engineering, which includes emotional intelligence in the design, development, and implementation of engineering solutions. Based on disciplines including human-computer interface, design thinking, psychology, and neuroscience. This book provides an efficient framework for developing products that connect with consumers. With both theoretical ideas and practical applications, the book is organized to help engineers, designers, and technologists integrate emotional awareness and empathy into their work.
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