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User Acceptance of New HCI Technologies

Human-computer interaction (HCI) is an evolving field of research that focuses on understanding and improving the communication and interaction between humans and computers. Over the past decades, we have seen many significant advances in this field, which have contributed to the widespread adoption...

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Main Authors:	Katona, Jozsef, Kovari, Attila
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Subjects:	Computers Electrical engineering Human computer interaction human computer interface Machine learning online survey Reliability engineering Surveys technology acceptance Testing
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