INSE 4170U – Human‐System Integration (Human Machine Interface)

This course remarks the growing importance of human‐system integration (HSI) achieving adaptability to a changing environment while relying on the augmentation of humans’ knowledge, skills and abilities employing the presence of trustworthy and intelligent products and assets. Provided with the capabilities of smart factories based on the diffused use of Artificial Intelligence, HIS features a high level of trustworthiness in order to effectively take place in the manufacturing decision‐making routine. Students in this course will learn the principles in interaction of humans and machines, human and machine collaborations, Human‐ machine interface, and design of cognitive work. Human Machine Interface (HMI) as a major component of the course focuses on the methodologies for more efficient and mutual adaptability in humans and machines interactions to cover a wide range of interfaces in industrial applications.
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Laboratory hours: 2
Prerequisite(s): (MANE 3300U or MANE 3190U ) and MANE 3460U and METE 4200U
Experiential learning: Yes

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