Human-Computer Interaction: An Integrated Perspective

Authors

Sutej R. Kulkarni
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Basabendra Sinha Mahapatra
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Synopsis

The multidisciplinary field of human-computer interaction (HCI) connects technological breakthroughs with human needs. This article highlights applications such as cultural heritage preservation and facial recognition-based emotional engagement while examining fundamental HCI concepts, including user-centred design, accessibility, and cognitive ergonomics. Alongside issues such as balancing complexity, ethical considerations, and cross-cultural design, emerging concepts such as augmented reality, AI-driven personalisation, and gamification are explored. HCI is redefining human interaction with digital systems by utilising cutting-edge technologies to provide inclusive and meaningful user experiences.

Published

April 30, 2026

How to Cite

Kulkarni, S. R., & Mahapatra, B. S. (2026). Human-Computer Interaction: An Integrated Perspective. In A. Satpathy, A. Kumari, A. K. Amar, & J. Anshuman (Eds.), ICTs in Agricultural Extension: Concepts, Innovations and Applications (pp. 170-179). Next Gen Academic Services Private Limited. https://ngenbook.com/index.php/ng/catalog/book/ict4ae/chapter/14