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HCI is dependent upon customized electronic devices and components such as high-resolution displays and interactive electronics and often requires teleoperating and video devices. Customized HCI equipment rather than high computer power epitomizes HCI needs. Budgets for both AI and HCI should reflect the need for periodic equipment replacement and modernization due to the rapid obsolescence of supporting equipment.
