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SUMMARY:An Inclusive Design perspective on modern Automotive Human Machine
  Interfaces - Mike Bradley (University of Cambridge)
DTSTART:20161102T113000Z
DTEND:20161102T120000Z
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CONTACT:Mari Huhtala
DESCRIPTION:The Human Machine Interfaces (controls and displays) in vehicl
 es have been evolving since the car was invented. This talk will explore t
 his evolution through taking an Inclusive Design* view\, and highlight exa
 mples of both convergence\, where consistency of interface design between 
 brands and models improves\, and divergency\, where the opposite occurs.  
 \n\n*Inclusive Design (BS7000 pt.6): "The design of mainstream products an
 d/or services that are accessible to\, and usable by\, as many people as r
 easonably possible\, on a global basis\, in a wide variety of situations a
 nd to the greatest extent possible without the need for special adaptation
  or specialised design." 
LOCATION:Sir Arthur Marshall Room\, Engineering Design Centre\, CUED
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