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You could probably combine the easy-arms-reach touchscreen with HUD and audio feedback to mitigate most of these issues.
by dflock 17y ago
You could probably combine the easy-arms-reach touchscreen with HUD and audio feedback to mitigate most of these issues.
- spyrosk 17y agoYes, but the problem of knowing where your fingers are at a given moment persists. Especially when reaching for the touchscreen. There could be some sort of extrusion(s) on the surface peripheral to the screen, like on f and j on a keyboard but still it can't replace the feel of individual buttons, switches etc where each one's surface area is clearly distinguishable.
- dflock 17y agoTrue. I wonder if this kind of thing gets tested as part of car safety testing, like crash worthiness does? It probably ought to be, with the increasing use of in-car IT & entertainment tech.