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Panel Discussion: Minimalist Interior, Maximum Risk? Designing for Distraction-Free Driving

Event: InCabin USA
| Session date: Wednesday 11th June
Session date: Wednesday 11th June
, 2025

Hear from:

Tiana May
Tiana May

Moderator

Tiana May
Feature Writer,

Future Transport News

Jorge Reynaga
Jorge Reynaga
Jorge Reyna
Manager of Applications Engineering,

Cirrus Logic

Grygorii Maistrenko
Grygorii Maistrenko
Grygorii Maistrenko
Principal Engineer,

Mitsubishi Electric Corp.

Susan Shaw
Susan Shaw
Susan Shaw
Lead UX Research Engineer,

Ford Motor Company

Fabiano Ruaro
Fabiano Ruaro
Fabiano Ruaro
Product Manager for Interior Monitoring Systems,

Bosch

Michael Nees
Michael Nees
Michael A. Nees
Professor and Director of the Human Factors, Perception, and Cognition Lab,

Lafayette College

Jorge Reynaga
Jorge Reynaga
Jorge Reyna
Manager of Applications Engineering,

Cirrus Logic

Grygorii Maistrenko
Grygorii Maistrenko
Grygorii Maistrenko
Principal Engineer,

Mitsubishi Electric Corp.

Susan Shaw
Susan Shaw
Susan Shaw
Lead UX Research Engineer,

Ford Motor Company

Fabiano Ruaro
Fabiano Ruaro
Fabiano Ruaro
Product Manager for Interior Monitoring Systems,

Bosch

Michael Nees
Michael Nees
Michael A. Nees
Professor and Director of the Human Factors, Perception, and Cognition Lab,

Lafayette College

As vehicle interiors evolve, the shift from physical buttons to touchscreens raises critical questions about driver distraction and safety. Experts will discuss the challenges of balancing sleek, minimalist design with the need for safe and effective driver engagement, particularly in ADAS-equipped and partially automated vehicles.
As cognitive load becomes a growing concern, could the future of in-car interaction move beyond screens altogether? How can multimodal interfaces reduce distraction while maintaining usability? This forward-looking discussion on the future of in-car interaction and its implications for both safety and user experience will explore the impact of emerging technologies such as gaze detection, haptic feedback, voice controls, and other advanced HMIs in ensuring intuitive and distraction-free interactions.

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