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"Interface Evolution" is a category for books that trace how the points of contact between people and technology change over time—covering histories, design theory, practical guides, case studies and speculative futures of interaction paradigms from command lines and GUIs to touchscreens, voice assistants, AR/VR and brain–computer interfaces. It includes technical and human-centered perspectives (UX, cognitive science, ethnography, industrial design) and examines innovations in sensors, materials and software alongside cultural, accessibility and ethical implications of shifting interfaces. Titles range from historical accounts and critical analyses to hands-on design manuals and futures-thinking manifestos, aimed at designers, engineers, product leaders, historians and curious readers who want to understand not just what interfaces are, but how and why they evolve.

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