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Short answer: there sure is a deep and well understood field of human factors that knows this in aviation. But there’s also a lot of customers who think it’s c
by karmelapple 3y ago
Short answer: there sure is a deep and well understood field of human factors that knows this in aviation.
But there’s also a lot of customers who think it’s cooler/neater/better to have touchscreens.
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoBlaming that decision on customers is not fair. Car companies gave their marketing teams too much say in design. The current state of affairs with car UXs is the result of not listening to engineers.
- squigz 3y agoAnd it's been established for literally decades, which is why it's been so amusing to me to watch the rise and very quick fall of this type of input. If I recall correctly, there was some instance in the space industry of using some (Javascript-powered) touchscreens in the cockpit. Possibly from SpaceX? I'm sure that's a great idea too.