Interior cameras and other sensors facilitate affective automotive UIs reacting to the driver's detected emotional state and providing customized support. Previous research mainly presents single prototypes designed in western countries. A comprehensive view of relevant use cases and possible cultural differences between markets, however, is missing. This is particularly important as the significance of emotions is quite different between, e.g., western and eastern cultures. We present use case clusters for affective in-car UIs based on ideation workshops with German and Chinese participants. Our focus lies on the requirements arising from cultural differences, such as more rule-consistent driving in Germany or more important social components in China. Our ideation approach aims to enrich use cases for empathetic vehicles with the user's culture in mind. The use case clusters we present can inspire future concepts for improving user experience through affective interaction and for boosting acceptance by observing cultural peculiarities.
Designing emotion-aware in-car interactions for unlike markets
Jingyi Li,Michael Braun,A. Butz,Florian Alt
Published 2019 in International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications
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PUBLICATION RECORD
- Publication year
2019
- Venue
International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications
- Publication date
2019-09-21
- Fields of study
Business, Computer Science, Engineering
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- External record
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Semantic Scholar
CITATION MAP
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CONCEPTS
- acceptance
The willingness of users to adopt and use the proposed in-car interaction concepts.
- chinese participants
The workshop participant group drawn from China.
- cultural differences
Differences in driving expectations and social emphasis between the compared markets and cultures.
- emotion-aware in-car interactions
In-car interaction concepts that react to the driver's detected emotional state and provide customized support.
Aliases: affective in-car interactions
- empathetic vehicles
Vehicle concepts that incorporate the user's culture and emotions into interaction design.
- german participants
The workshop participant group drawn from Germany.
- ideation workshops
Structured brainstorming sessions used to generate and refine use cases with participants.
- interior cameras and other sensors
Sensing components installed in the vehicle to detect the driver's emotional state.
Aliases: interior vehicle cameras, vehicle sensors
- use case clusters
Grouped sets of affective in-car interaction use cases derived from the workshop material.
- user experience
The driver's overall experience of using and responding to the in-car interface.
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