Redefining engineering psychology: Designing gestural car HMI for luxury car buyers

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Authors: Chujin Hu, Li Zhao, Yuxin Chen, Yuchen Zhang, Yuxuan Dai, Sibo Gao, Zhejun Zhang, Ruonan Huang, Lingjie Wu, Lu Wang, Wei Liu
Abstract

As the proportion of glazing on the surface of a car further increases, efficient and pleasant human factors between people and glazing become more critical. This study focuses on wealthy buyers with disgust emotion during in-car user journeys, as assigned by the corporate partner. The research team explores specific contexts in an empathetic way and uncovers context-specific pain points and opportunities. A prototype is designed to monitor and prevent scratching and protect passengers' privacy. Gestural or sound interactions are explored through brainstorming, bodystorming, and quick user testing. A visionary video scenario is provided to guide researchers and engineers to implement the interaction designs.

Keywords: Engineering Psychology, HCI, Emotions, Interactive Glazing

DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1001648

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