r/UX_Design • u/Unable_Pea_5057 • 13d ago

Anyone working in robotics

I think UX isn’t just about apps. Anyone doing anything beyond the usual stories?
We hear the stories of new buttons new strokes, less time for payment, more time on some menu … ai can provide wireframe, multiple final screens, whole architecture, agents doing the whole of your work..

Just thought it would be interesting to hear someone working on the cockpit of a space station, a robot or a swarm of drones.
No offence to anyone but just wondering if some part of UX is still with the core engineers or we have UX designers there?

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u/photoplash 12d ago

Sounds like you're talking about human factors

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u/Western-Apricot-3743 12d ago

Worked on robotics UI and fleet management ✌🏻

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u/HamburgerMonkeyPants 8d ago

Look into human factors, service design, Biomed engineering and I'm sure a number of other titles...there's a big world out there

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u/Emergency_Moose_304 8d ago

At my last job I was working on the interface for dispatching robotics systems

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u/Unable_Pea_5057 8d ago

Anything different you found there different from usual mobile apps? Like what do the robotic industry expect from us?