Cockpit, industry, Amadeus — cognitive ergonomics on complex systems (HDG, formerly Bertrand Ergonomie).
About
Julien Talbot, activity ergonomist.
The premise is simple: technology matters less for what it promises than for what it changes in real activity, responsibility, cooperation, and agency.
Markers
A few signals, not a resume.
The markers that ground the practice, without turning it into a resume.
Organization work, prevention, transformation, and situated AI.
Helping small businesses discuss AI from the standpoint of real work.
Teaching the method: Observe · Decide · Measure.
Activity ergonomics, human factors, UX, and complex systems.
Contact
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