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With powerful entertainment systems in cars, the growing size of multimedia collections becomes a problem: The requirement of short interaction cycles in order not to distract the driver too much collides with the overhead of navigating thousands of ...

The development of new electronic devices for in-car usage has provided new challenges for automotive designers and engineers. Several researches have been focusing the ways drivers interact with the vehicle, seeking to understand the influence of the ...

In-vehicle information systems (IVIS) are intended to provide drivers with information such as route instructions, traffic conditions, hazard warnings, vehicle monitoring warnings and so on. The challenge of IVIS information presentation is to provide ...

Personalization has become an important aspect in the design of cars and the human machine interface (HMI). Successful personalization bears the potential of increasing both safety as well as customer satisfaction. In order to reveal innovative concepts ...

Short Message Service (SMS) messaging is very popular, especially among teens. Because research has shown that SMS messaging while driving results in 35% slower reaction time than being intoxicated [7], campaigns have been launched by states, ...

In this paper, we describe a flexible in-vehicle Human-Machine-Interface (HMI) that is based on a service-oriented architecture (SOA) enriched by graphical information. Our approach takes advantage of standard web technologies and targets at a solution ...