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AI Designs in HealthTech and BioTech — trust-based and regionally grounded.

What does regional mean here?

It refers to how meaning, interpretation, and interaction are shaped within your specific regulatory, cultural, and operational environment — not only what is said, but what is actually understood.

Our lab analyzes human-AI architectures and develops frameworks to reduce bias, dissociation, and offloading in interactions—focusing on deep meaning asymmetries and symbolism (contextual adaptation while maintaining systemic coherence). 

 

ViSP-Lab R&D is an interdisciplinary hub providing foundational support for the responsable AI. Wanice Alfes applies the METAP4-Method and the AI ​​Regional-Centric System, which emerged from her research, labelled by the Austrian board as "relevant to the medical community.

 

The Lab  functions as Die Brücke. It bridges German precision, Brazilian scalability, Swiss innovation, and U.S. knowledge transfer to enable ethical, data-driven pilot programmes replicable under EU-GDPR frameworks.

From academic and applied research, six organisational priorities for growth under complex change were identified. These are delivered through ThinkMETA Keynotes and Training Programs — supporting decision-makers in perception shifts, workforce adaptation, and human-AI interaction design.

Scientific Lead: Wanice Carlos Alfes, Cyberpsychologist (FH Vienna), trained at Harvard,

Oxford and MIT with a focus on integrative human-AI architecture. Founder of ViSP-Lab Research

and Development. Born in Rio de Janeiro, Wanice Alfes lives in Bad Homburg, Germany.

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Human-AI Cognitive Engineering

     Wanice Carlos

Cyberpsychologist

Associations

IEEE Computer Society

Cyberpsychology Association of Europe

ASEE American Society for Engineering Education

International Association for Metacognition

American Psychological Association (APA)

American Public Health Association (APHA). 

alfes@visp-lab.com

 

Dorotheenstrasse 48

D-61348 - Bad Homburg

ORCID ID:0009-0005-9674-856X

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