Christopher AndrewsLeader of Emerging Technologies, Visteon Corporation

3rd Conference Automotive HMI USA 2016

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• Mobility cockpit user experience evolution roadmap

• Autonomous research and Smart eco-systems

• Balancing safety & consumer wants

• Trends for HAD and Autonomous mobility

Cockpit User Experience & HMI for Automated and Autonomous Eco-System

Highway HighlyAutomatedDriving

AutomatedParking

Flexible & Holistic HMIEnhanced Personalization

Pervasive ConnectivityAlways on features

Pilot Monitoring& Gesture

Low-Speed City Automated Mobility

SwarmIntelligence

Vehicle SharingImmersive & AmplifiedCockpit Reality

Critical system redundancy (aerospace & defense models)

Com

plex

ity

Enabling Technologies

Digital Maps

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Vehicle Cockpit User Experience Evolution

Autonomous Future

Smart City Interactions

Partial Automation Highly Automated Driving

NHTSA’s Five Levels of Vehicle Automation

LEVEL 0 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4No Automation Function-Specific

AutomationCombined Function Automation

Automation that takes over safety-critical functions under certain traffic conditions. Driver is available for occasional control

Full Self-Driving Automation

Visteon scenario 1 Visteon scenario 2 Visteon scenario 3

Strictly Private and Confidential

Limited Self-Driving Automation

Vehicle performs all safety- critical driving functions for entire trip. Driver not expected to be available for control any time during trip

Automation of at least two functions, for example adaptive cruise control and lane steering

Automation of one or more functions: electronic stability control or pre-charged brakes

Driver is in complete and sole control of brakes, steering, throttle, and motive power at all times

TrustworthyTrustworthy Trustworthy

Relaxed

Entertained

Efficient

Relaxed

Entertained

Efficient

Relaxed

Entertained

Efficient

Personal

PersonalPersonal

SCENARIO 1 SCENARIO 2 SCENARIO 3

The Ideal Autonomous Experience

Sources: Visteon Proprietary Research (2014)

PERSONAL

Controllable (Responsive, Contextual)Informative (Notifying, Alerting, Accurate)

Reliable (Reassuring)SimpleSecure

Safe

Trustworthy

Relaxed

Entertained

Efficient Working Communicating Eating Grooming

Socializing Watching Playing Listening

Sleeping Unwinding Enjoy the ride

Engaging (Fun)Caring (Learning, Adaptive)

ConvenientCustomized

Compatible (Connected)Comfortable (Liberated)

Source: Visteon Research

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Car DrivesI drive

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Urban Planning Architecture

Today: Manual - Analog Future: Digital Mobility System Design

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TOR- Take Over Requests

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