Automotive User Interfaces

Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Applications - AUIIA 08

The first workshop on Automotive User Interfaces at Mensch and Computer 2007 was very successful. We accepted 7 interesting papers and had between 20 and 30 people attending the sessions. The Session included presentations, discussions, and demos. This encouraged us to propose a follow-up workshop on the topic. For more information on last year's workshop see Theme Components that include proce...

A New Trust Model for B2C E-Commerce Based on 3D User Interfaces

Lack of trust is one of the key bottle necks in e-commerce development. Nowadays many advanced technologies are trying to address the trust issues in e-commerce. One among them suggests using suitable user interfaces. This paper investigates the functionality and capabilities of 3D graphical user interfaces in regard to trust building in the customers of next generation of B2C e-commerce websit...

Gamification-supported Exploration and Practicing for Automotive User Interfaces and Vehicle Functions

When driving an unknown car, the interaction with its user interfaces and the operation of (comfort) vehicle functions can be very challenging and thus cause safety concerns. However, this problem can be overcome already with a short learning and practicing phase. For this reason, we analyze the potential of gamification for exploring and practicing the use of automotive user interfaces and veh...

Current Challenges in Compositing Heterogeneous User Interfaces for Automotive Purposes

Composition (i.e. merging distinct parts to form a new whole) of user interfaces from different providers or devices is popular in many areas. Current trends in the automotive area show, that there is a high interest in compositing interfaces from mobile devices into automotive user interfaces. “Apple CarPlay” and “Android Auto” are concrete examples of such compositions. However composition is...

The Value of Multimodal Feedback in Automotive User Interfaces Literature Review

Interaction Styles in Use of Automotive Interfaces

Natural language speech enabled interfaces offer a compelling choice of user interaction for the automotive market. Such interfaces demand only a basic understanding of the system model instead of memorizing keywords and predefined patterns. To utilize natural language interfaces optimally, designers need to better comprehend how people communicate their requests to express their intentions and...