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Hosted by Dr. Peter Roessger · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 132 episodes
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It's about the relationship between humans and technology, about the design of technology. It's about how we can get our lives back by dropping technology addiction. Technology has two big problems: it's difficult to access and it's addicting. I want to make my listeners' lives better by opening their eyes to the design and use of technology. My goal is to change the way you look at the world and make it a better place.
Dr. Peter Roessger hosts The Human-Technology Podcast, a technology show with 132 episodes published.
What was the real story behind Car.HMI 2026 in Berlin? It wasn't bigger displays, smarter voice assistants, or even AI itself. Instead, one idea connected almost every discussion: orchestration. In this episode I share m
Chinese carmakers are rapidly expanding into Europe, bringing with them a new generation of highly digital, connected, and AI-powered vehicle interfaces. But will the HMIs that delight drivers in Shanghai create the same
For decades, automotive HMIs lived inside the vehicle. Today, they extend across smartphones, cloud services, wearables, external displays, and AI-powered assistants. The car is no longer a standalone product, it is beco
In this episode of the Human-Technology Podcast, I talk about one of the most important, and most misunderstood, topics in modern automotive HMI development: multimodality. Touch, speech, gestures, haptics, gaze control,
Automotive HMI is hitting a breaking point. For decades, it was simple: more features, more tech, more screens. That playbook no longer works. Automation turns cars into actors. AI turns interfaces into interaction partn
For years, digital was treated as the inevitable future: more screens, more software, more touch, more automation. But a counter-movement is emerging. From vinyl and paper to physical controls and tangible interaction, p
Technology is no longer just a tool. It is moving closer, into our bodies, our decisions, our identity. In this episode, we explore a fundamental shift: the blurring boundary between human and machine, and the consequenc
In many companies, usability is still treated as a “nice to have.” First comes the technology. Then the features. Then the marketing. And somewhere at the very end someone asks the question: Is this actually usable? Yet
In this episode, I reflect on four open questions that emerged during my time in Las Vegas. Where is the automotive industry heading as vehicles become software-defined platforms? What role will CES play for the mobility
This is the third episode of the CES 2026 series. If you haven’t listened to the previous two episodes yet, make sure to start there first. In this episode, we leave the automotive halls and explore the most important no
This is Part 2 of my CES 2026 series and we’re going all-in on Automotive. If you haven’t listened to last week’s episode covering the show overall, start there first. At CES 2026, one message became unmistakable: the fu
CES 2026 is officially over… but the real work starts now: making sense of what happened in Las Vegas. In this first episode of a four-part series, I step back from the noise, the miles, and the caffeine to share a struc
Software Defined Vehicles have evolved far beyond a technical buzzword, they represent a cultural transformation reshaping the automotive industry at its core. Today’s vehicles are no longer static machines but dynamic d
In this episode, we take a deep look into the future of automotive Human-Machine Interaction. Five years after launching the Human–Technology Podcast, now ranked among Germany’s top technology podcasts and one of the lea
It’s one of the great paradoxes of our time: the more we optimize, the less we truly gain. We invent efficient machines and use them more. We save time, only to fill it with more work. We consume smarter, yet end up cons
Luxury used to be visible: expensive cars, rare watches, golden skylines. Possession meant status; exclusivity was the goal. Today, that picture has changed. Luxury is no longer loud, shiny, or ostentatious, it has becom
When most people talk about Artificial Intelligence, they think of ChatGPT, spectacular image generators, or clever smartphone assistants. But AI has long since moved beyond the headlines. It already manages driver assis
IAA MOBILITY 2025 in Munich showed once again that it is no longer just a car show, it has become Europe’s leading platform for mobility and technology. With more than 750 exhibitors from 37 countries and over half a mil
I haven’t had a vacation yet, but I’ve been working intensely: on my next book, on exciting projects and with my appointment as Honorary Professor at FH Aachen, I’ve also experienced a true highlight. In this episode, ev
In our final episode before the summer break, we explore the technological frontiers where humans and machines no longer just interact—but intertwine. Three transformative technologies are changing everything: - Brain-Co
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