User Experience & Usability
The Key to Success
Usability and User Experience (UX) are considered to be the key success or failure indicators of any products and services intended for human use. Even thou, both terms are strongly related to each other but are two different concepts. While usability answers whether a product can be used for its intended purpose, UX on the other hand focuses on how the users are satisfied.
User experience is a central factor for successful product and service development. The better the user experience the higher the chance that a company can bind a customer to its product or service. A simple method to test UX is to perform a usability test. The test result will reflect where a problem has arisen during the usage.
With the help of our technology stack and know-how, we can point out criteria of usability and UX, and develop a strategic plan to improve your product or service.
Successful Projects
Long-term measurement of spectral light conditions in Portuguese rehab settings
Long-term psychoneuro-endocrinologic evaluation of a chronobiologically adapted light system
Development of a screening and support portal as an extensive psycho-social diagnostic mode for refugees
Features extraction of auditory, visual, and physiological data for diagnosis system of affective disorders
A holistic view of interrelated frailties to reduce frailty risk by improving overall well-being
Feedback-assisted rehabilitation after surgery of the anterior cruciate ligament
A contribution of German elite sport to smart health promotion
Market overview, legal and technical requirement analysis, living lab study, and implementation of corporate health management programs
Desktop and virtual reality-supported module variants to bridge waiting times between therapy sessions and enrich ambulant therapy
Support of acute therapy and relapse prevention in the deep psychological treatment
Sudden sickness, distraction, and mind wondering detection by camera and audio based approaches for hand over situations in autonomous driving
Camera-Based Monitoring of Safety-Critical Driver Conditions
Evaluation of multiple fatigue intervention systems
Multimodal physiological measurements of mental workload for evaluating ADAS
Psychophysiological data collection (EEG, EDA, ECG)
Computer vision-based detection of attention
Developing of emphatic dialog systems: an EU-Japanese collaboration