Technology of Human Computer Interaction



The Human-Technology Interaction (HTI) group analyzes people's interaction with technology with the aim to better understand and improve the match between technology and its users.

It has greatly improved communication worldwide, has increased the efficiency of transportation and other personal and business tasks, and thus has given people all over the world the opportunity to engage with others in a powerful, albeit, different way.




The purpose of technology is to solve a human problem or meet a human need or desire.


Technology can help provide human food, shelter, communication, entertainment, and much more. Technology is man-made.


we always turn to computers to access information, create and express ourselves, communicate and collaborate, and track the achievement of learning outcomes. And as a part of smart city technology we must understand all factors of it.

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