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Today, more than ever, the development of human-centered technical systems requires close interdisciplinary integration of behavioral, social, and computer sciences, as well as engineering and design approaches. Technological innovation arises not solely from technical feasibility, but from a deep understanding of hu
openIntelliCare it includes the development of an open system for monitoring vital parameters of people who need care living independently on the basis of biometric-physical sensor networks, intelligent, knowledge-based recognition of emergency situations and their efficient, ergonomic management.
Duration: 2013 to 2016
Funded by the Federal M
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Our research focus area field broken down by field of activity are listed below. Here you will find your right contact person.
Offers of Cooperation
There are many opportunities of cooperation for interested companies and institutions:
Workshops and Trainings Analysis of products, procedures and research resu
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Publications
Get here an insight into the publications of the members of our research focus area.
Prof. Dr. Thomas Allweyer
Prof. Dr. Bastian Beggel
Prof. Dr. Manfred Brill
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan Conrad
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Alexander Lavrov
Publications Prof. Dr. rer. medic. Norbert Rösch
Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schiefer
Behavioral Influence as Open Educational Resource (2026)
We were pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Timo Becker from the Department of Business Administration as an interdisciplinary guest to the HCI Lab. His presentation, “Open Educational Resources for Behavioral Influence in and by Organizations,” provided a comprehensive overview of an ambitious pro
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Publications
Geschäftsprozessmanagement. Strategie, Entwurf, Implementierung, Controlling. Allweyer, Thomas W3L-Verlag, Herdecke Bochum 2005 Maßgeschneiderter Methodeneinsatz für die Entwicklung betriebswirtschaftlicher Software Allweyer, Thomas In: Scheer, A.-W.; Jost, W.; Wagner, K.: Von Prozessmodellen zu lauffähigen A
More information on the funding sources
Budget for Research and Innovation The internal Budget for Research and Innovation at the Hochschule Kaiserslautern serves as start-up financing for externally funded projects and can also be used to bridge the gap between two projects. It is primarily intended to enable newly appointed colleagues, or tho
Internal quality assurance procedures 5854 System accreditation 5902 Advisory board model 5966 Number and timing of accreditation procedures 5965 Documents in the proceedings 5964 Players in quality management 342
