In Your Face

Smart glasses are back. The question isn’t the hardware. It’s trust, presence, and consent at work.

What happens when someone shows up to a meeting wearing them?

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Our senses define our reality. What happens when technology extends them beyond the innately human?
jasonconyard.com/articles-and-insights/superhuman-senses-extended

#HCI #FutureTech #HumanCentered

Probably my favorite sense: Smell. From a walk in a park to a home-cooked meal, Smell is tightly connected to memory. What does that mean in terms of Human-Computer Interaction, and how far has the technology progressed?

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In Tokyo, I didn't speak the language. But the station's visual design guided me, no alerts, no noise, just trust built through clarity.

In HCI, vision isn't about showing more. It's about showing what matters.

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Sound isn’t just feedback. It’s how we navigate, trust, and feel in digital spaces.

From alerts to spatial audio, hearing changes how tech connects.

New article:
🔗 jasonconyard.com/articles-and-insights/sound-hearing-the-digital-world

#HumanCenteredTech #AuditoryDesign #HCI

Every June, I return to a quiet story.
A bar in Oakland. A sense of presence.
Not protest—just being.
🎧 The Memory Palace – “A White Horse”:
thememorypalace.us/a-white-horse/
🏳️‍🌈 Got a place that helped you feel seen?

Every swipe that feels natural, or drives you mad, is an example of Human–Computer Interaction.

I’ve launched a new series on how we experience technology through all five senses.

It starts here: jasonconyard.com/hci1

👋 Exploring where tech meets humanity, across systems, senses, and design.

I write about:
• Human-centered technology
• Systems that help people thrive

Curious about how people shape the future with tech? Start here: jasonconyard.com