Automotive Interiors Expo 2010 Styling and Technology Studio

Protecting the occupants – new technologies for safety and comfort
Day 2 Wednesday 23 June 2010 - Morning session

The Mercedes-Benz Experimental Safety Vehicle ESF
Daimler AG – Michael Fehring, manager concepts and strategy passive safety

Reduction of driver-induced fatigue for comfort and safety
Nissan Motor Co Ltd – Dr Satoshi Kitazaki, manager, ergonomics and human factors

Video analytic solutions for active safety, security and comfort
Mahindra Satyam – Jestin Karlose, competency manager

Lighting – innovative design with human factors in mind
Day 2 Wednesday 23 June 2010 - Morning session

Human factors at the heart of LED-based interior lighting design: a new design methodology
Optis – Günther Hasna, CTO

LIGHTEX innovative lighting material for custom-design lighting surfaces in automotive interiors
Brochier Technologies – Emmanuel Deflin, product development manager

The human-machine interface – multifunction displays, integration, interaction and methodology
Day 2 Wednesday 23 June 2010 - Afternoon session

Interaction strategies: meaningful differentiation through coherent human-machine interfaces
Ideo GmbH – Pascal Soboll, practice lead and Dario Buzzini, interaction design lead

The case for integrated telematics
Hughes Telematics – Juergen Daunis, account director

Multimodal human-computer interaction in the car: novel interface concepts for navigation systems and infotainment applications
University of Duisburg-Esse – Professor Albrecht Schmidt, pervasive computing

Navigation, information, communication and integration: how to handle the human-machine interface
Harman International – Olaf Preissner, manager design

User-centred design of Fiat Blue&Me
Centro Richerche Fiat – Alessandro Iviglia, Product Research - Cognitive Interaction

Evaluate your automotive interiors with a total immersion driving simulator
MOOG – Peter Onesti, technology development manager