Susanne C.J. Boll
Andrew L. Kun
Peter Fröhlich
ABSTRACT
This SIG will explore issues related to the design of in-vehicle human-computer interfaces. A modern vehicle's human-computer interface often facilitates the basic operation of the vehicle, but also provides more advanced features, such as assistive cruise control and lane keeping. Furthermore, today's drivers and passengers frequently use brought-in devices, in order to access navigation instructions, and use non-driving related types of digital information such as social media. The SIG will explore how in-vehicle interfaces can facilitate safe interactions for all of the occupants of the vehicle, and how they can take advantage of connected vehicle technologies.
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Index Terms
- Automotive user interface research moves into fast lane
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