Autonomy clears the noise, UX sharpens what’s left
From the source: Siemens Blog
When a building handles more routine work autonomously, it can look as if the interface matters less. Fewer alerts. Fewer manual adjustments. Fewer reasons to watch a dashboard all day. In practice, the opposite happens. The interactions that remain carry more consequence. Fewer interactions, greater impact What remains are the moments when human judgment matters […]
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