Human-Machine Interaction (HMI) Design for Intelligent Vehicles
From Human Factors Theory to Design Practice
About this book series
The book series presents the latest developments and advances in the multidisciplinary field of intelligent automotive cockpits. The aim is to cover methods (evaluation systems, cognitive models, usability testing, development process, etc.), technologies (system architectures, algorithms, AI and cloud computing, interactive modalities, etc.) and applications (cockpit definition trends, UX/UI design, ecosystems) of the automotive intelligent cockpit as embedded in the fields of engineering, human factors, psychology, design and socioalogy. The series includes monographs, papers and edited volumes in the field of research and development of automotive intelligent cockpit.
The book series aims to introduce multidisciplinary knowledge and applications to researchers and engineers. The individual volumes in the series are thematically organised. The aim of each volume is to provide the reader with a comprehensive overview of the design, development or evaluation of the intelligent cockpit in a particular area. As a collection, the series provides valuable resources for a wide audience in academia, engineering research, industry, and anyone else wishing to expand their knowledge of the automotive intelligent cockpit.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2948-2518
- Print ISSN
- 2948-250X
- Series Editor
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- Jun Ma,
- Zhenhai Gao,
- Zaiyan Gong,
- Hongyu Hu
