Design

From Interface Accessibility to Universal Design

Universal Design is a structuring methodology that aims to design digital products and services in such a way that takes user diversity into account from the outset, without requiring adaptation later on or special designs. But how can we design digital interfaces for everyone and, in doing so, reconcile diversity with uniqueness?
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Personalising digital interfaces over time with continuous learning of usage habits

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An individual is working on the inside of a phone, using a tool to manipulate electronic components. A wooden table is visible, with spare parts next to it.

Say goodbye to disposables; hello to circular electronics

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A User-Centred Approach to AI Explainability

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A woman stands in a train, holding a phone. She is wearing a beige coat and a blue and brown scarf. The interior of the train is bright, with seats and metal support bars.

A mathematical model to help AIs anticipate human emotions

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Biomimetics: can robots outperform animals?

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AI and inclusion: CTOs urgently need to take up the challenge

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