0 used to describe computers, technology, systems, etc. that are designed to work in ways that people can easily understand and learn:
human-centered design/engineering/computing
1 → humanistic :
Humanists favored human-centered subjects like politics and history over study of natural philosophy or applied mathematics.
This division's acquisition mission emphasized its human-centered technologies.
This human-centered design approach has been found to be critical to successfully integrating people with advanced technologies and automation in a wide variety of domains.
It overlaps technical and human-centered disciplines such as control engineering, industrial engineering, organizational studies, and project management.
The added costs as well as added benefits of human centered robots or automation systems can be better understood by closer consideration of human-centered and socio-technical design principles and cases.
In the next (second) section of this paper, the main ideas are explained on how to justify in cost-effectiveness terms the human-centered and socially appropriate automation.
For some decision-making situations, the threatening arguments may better support the issues of (long-term) cost-effectiveness and affordability of human-centered and socio-technical approaches than the respective positively oriented or economy-based reasoning.
A clear, human-centered one, one might suppose.
