Driver to vehicle interface

As the automotive industry moves towards autonomous vehicles, our research group is developing physical input devices that allow for intuitive, unobstructive control of vehicle dynamics and motion commands. These input devices are optimized for ease of use and provide a natural and intuitive way for drivers to interact with the vehicle.

We believe that in the future, physical input devices will play a critical role in controlling autonomous vehicles. These devices will need to be easy to use, natural, and provide a seamless driving experience. Our research is focused on exploring the possibilities for future input devices, including touchscreens, touchpads, and motion sensors that allow for gesture and voice recognition. We are also investigating the potential for haptic feedback systems that can provide tactile feedback to the driver.

Our ultimate goal is to create physical input devices that are optimized for intuitive, unobstructive control of vehicle dynamics and motion commands. These devices should be easy to use, natural, and provide a seamless driving experience. By developing these devices, we can make driving safer, more comfortable, and more efficient for everyone.