Episode 199: Thought-Based Interfaces with Afshin Mehin

UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy

English - December 11, 2020 13:07 - 39 minutes - 36.9 MB - ★★★★ - 127 ratings
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Thought-based technologies might often be a cause for fear, but they are nothing new under the sun. By learning more about these technologies and dismantling negative beliefs, designers may be able to stay ahead of the game by catching glimpses into the future. Our guest today is Afshin Mehin, designer and founder of Woke Studio. We dive into the world of thought-based interfaces where you’ll learn about neurotechnology, robotics design, user psychology, and the fascinating potentials for UX design.

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Show NotesWoke — Afshin’s product design studioIdeo — Afshin’s previous place of workNeuralink — a company founded by Elon Musk (Woke designed enclosures for their R1 surgical robot)Neuroplasticity — a Wikipedia articleKinesthesia — a Wikipedia articleInfluence: the Psychology of Persuasion — a book by Robert B. CialdiniEpisode 173: Voice UX with Sina Kahen Seeing Around the Corners — a book by Rita McGrathNeurotech — a popular conference on nThe Woke blogFollow Woke on InstagramToday’s Sponsor

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