This event will be co-located with our Annual
Automotive Visual and Display Technologies3rd International Conference Automotive Cockpit HMI USA 2016
Automated Drive - UX/User Experience - Driver Distraction - Connectivity Solutions - Usability - Multi-Modal Solution
The way drivers interact with their cars is evolving, driven by changes in a number of related domains – personal mobile devices, car technology, consumer electronics, demography and economics.
Therefore the ultimate challenge for HMI experts is the creation of an interface that is engaging, functional, easy to reach 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 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. It is difficult to create UIs that are easy to use, not distracting and packed with all the features consumers demand. 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 arrival of the connected car and the development of automated driving are main drivers.
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
Speakers
- Speaker TBA, HMI, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), USA
- Dr. Dietrich Manstetten, Chief Expert Human-Machine Interaction, Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany
- Paolo Malabuyo, Director UX Design, Netflix Inc., USA
- Trent Victor, Senior Technical Leader Crash Avoidance, Volvo Car Group, Sweden
- Yi Glaser, HMI Engineer, General Motors, USA
- Steven Feit, Manager / Chief Engineer, Honda R&D Americas Inc., USA
- Reates Curry, Technical Expert and Human Factors Specialist, Ford Motor Company, USA
- Barbara Wendling, Safety Affairs & Vehicle Testing, Volkswagen Group of America, USA
- Christopher Andrews, Leader of Emerging Technologies, Visteon Corporation, USA
- Paul Green, Research Professor and Leader Driver Interface Group, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, USA
- Joel M. Cooper, Research Assistant Professor, Psychology Department, University of Utah, USA
- Jonathan Dobres, Research Scientist, MIT AgeLab, USA
- Derek Viita, Senior Analyst, Strategy Analytics, USA
- Luke Neurauter, Group Leader, Connected and Advanced Vehicle Systems, Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI), USA
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Conference Day 1 - Tuesday 19 April 2016
- Including: Moring & Afternoon Refreshment Break & Networking, Networking Luncheon
Conference Day 2 - Wednesday 20 April 2016
- Including: Moring & Afternoon Refreshment Break & Networking, Networking Luncheon
Workshop Day - Thursday, 21 April 2016
- Workshop A: One Interface for All: HMI and the Multi-Modal Commuter 9:00-12:30
- Workshop B: Estimating Compliance with the NHTSA Visual-Manual Distraction Guidelines 9:00-12:30
- Workshop C: Smart HMI for autonomous cars 01:30-04:30
- Workshop D: HMI challenges for the connected vehicle 01:30-04:30
The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.
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Venue & Accommodation
Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel3200 Boardwalk Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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