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You are thinking about this based on your experience with traditional cars. When you drive today, think about all the moments of interactions that you have with
by dmode 9y ago
You are thinking about this based on your experience with traditional cars. When you drive today, think about all the moments of interactions that you have with the car while driving. It is fairly limited. You would change volume controls, turn on wipers, skip music, call someone etc. And almost all of those controls are either available via the steering wheels knobs or readily available on the giant screen (e.g., climate controls). The touch screen is really there for secondary controls such as vehicle settings and user preferences. Most people are thinking that you have to navigate some menu to increase volume. But that's not the case.
- icebraining 9y agoBut even if they're right on the giant screen, you still have to look. A dashboard knob can be used without ever taking the eyes from the road.