AHFE Open AccessHuman-machine Interface User Experience of intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Control Software
Abstract
Industrial control software is software used for industrial production and manufacturing site control, which has a wide variety and powerful functions. The human-computer interaction experience of industrial control software should not only consider the basic cognition of users for operation but also consider the experience of each contact point from tasks and scenes. This paper analyses the characteristics of a human-machine interface of industrial control software. It also analyses the experience level of human-machine interface touchpoints of industrial control software based on the perspective of user experience, and finally makes an outlook on the future development path.
Keywords: Industrial Control Software, Human Machine Interface, User Experience
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1003188
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