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• Learn how to safely implement control concepts without risking driver distraction.
Hear the latest research and real-life experiences from the experts
• Understand Customer Expectation and Experiences in order to overcome challenges in
designing for world markets and designing for the future
• Assess requirements of HMI in electric vehicles and for automated driving to create a
coherent concept for the vehicle of the future
• Find out about the latest developments in “Truck HMI” and learn how to better break
down all necessary information among cluster location, centre stack, heads-up display
and rear-view mirror in order to maximize data display while minimizing complexity
Interactive Workshop Day | Friday, 27 September 2013
A | Quo vadis Automotive HMI?
B | HMI for Autonomous Vehicles
C | HMI concepts for Commercial Vehicles
D | HMI design for different user segments
Learn from these experts amongst others:
Dr. Andreas Keinath,
Leiter Konzeptqualität und Usability,
BMW AG, Germany
Lee Skrypchuk,
Human Machine Interface Technical
Specialist,
Jaguar Land Rover, UK
Stas Krupenia,
Cognitive Engineer,
Scania CV AB, Sweden
Staffan Davidsson,
Technical Expert in Driver Vehicle
Co-operation,
Volvo Cars, Sweden
Don’t miss presentations from our
18 expert speakers:
• Ford-Werke GmbH
• BMW AG
• Jaguar Land Rover
• Volvo Cars
• Centro Ricerche Fiat S.p.A
• Scania CV AB
• MAN Truck & Bus AG
• Volvo Truck
• Continental Automotive GmbH
• TES Electronic Solutions GmbH
• Icon Incar GmbH
• Fraunhofer IAO
• Technical University Munich
• Strategy Analytics
• Project automotiveHMI
• Hochschule Ruhr West
• Heilbronn University
4th International Conference
24 – 27 September 2013 | Hilton Bonn Hotel, Germany www.cockpit-hmi.com/MM
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Giancarlo Caccia Dominioni, Sr. Engineer Ergonomics, Toyota Motor Europe