5th International Conference Automotive HMI USA 2018
Autonomous Driving - UX/User Experience - Driver Distraction - Connectivity Solutions - Natural Language Communication - Brain-Computer Interfaces
The
way drivers interact with their vehicles is rapidly evolving, mainly driven by
the strong trend towards self-driving cars, and connected cars.
The
ultimate challenge for HMI experts is the creation of an interface that is
engaging, functional, intuitive to understand and use, and not distracting.
This has become even more important in the automotive cockpit, where the number
of instruments and functions directly accessible to the driver has kept rising
steadily over the past years.
Introducing more content in
the car has increased the complexity of UIs, forcing both OEMs and suppliers to
think carefully about their development process. Insights on consumer needs and
fears become evermore crucial to HMI designers. Car companies are starting to
think more and more like electronics and high tech companies.
Automotive
HMI design has become the ultimate tool for brand differentiation for all
automotive segments. The car is moving towards a ‘smartphone on wheels’.
Featured Speakers
Key Topics Include
Understand customer expectations and experiences and the role of HMI to better develop future HMI designs
How can the transition into automated drive be facilitated through an inspiring HMI design? Find out which functionalities can make for an enjoyable automated driving experience
Benefit from the latest research results and usability studies in order to improve how the driver accesses necessary data without distraction
Discover how advanced connectivity solutions and a multi-modal HMI approach are helping to reduce complexity and driver workload
Explore ways how user interfaces can be designed to reduce driver distraction while still responding to consumer demands
Past Participating Companies
Subject to change: What will the interface of the future look like?
This thinkpiece by automotive industry expert and editor at Automotive IQ, Franziska Scheu, examines the requirements consumers have
HMI Display Technology Trends
IHS Automotive predicts that the display component market will reach $18.6 billion by 2021, which will give new players the opportunity to jump into the supply chain.