Until now, the User Experience (UX) of Advanced Driving Assistance Systems has been primarily discussed from an ergonomic point of view. Hence, system’s aspects as, for instance, safety, functionality and usability are focused on foremost. In the near future, full automation is going be introduced in the vehicle which even will allow unmanned driving. As a consequence, User Experience of these systems might have to be reconsidered. Or might User Experience even be negligible in the context of full automation? What will be our target experience and how will we need to adapt our UX-testing methods?
Date: Wednesday, October 16th
Time: 15:15 - 16:00
Speaker
Ingo Totzke
Pre-Development User Experience, Audi AG
Apr 2015 – present: Specialist/Team Coordinator User Experience/Human-Machine Interaction
Audi AG, Pre-Development Electrics/Electronics
Jul 2013 – Mar 2015: Project Manager
Wuerzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (WIVW GmbH)
Apr 2006 – Jun 2014: Senior Researcher
University of Wuerzburg, Center for Traffic Sciences (IZVW)
Apr 2002 – Jun 2014: Lecturer
University of Wuerzburg, Department of Psychology, Methodology and Traffic Psychology
Oct 1999 – Mar 2006: Graduate Research Assistant
University of Wuerzburg, Department of Psychology (Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Krüger)