Live from CES 2011: Ford product design manager Chris Demeniuk tells all about HMI

By Stephen Jensen
Published 14 years ago

Sean Clark, from mp3Car.ccom, interviews Chris Demeniuk from Ford about the application design process for vehicles. Simplicity, usability, and engineering with the end user in mind are all important themes when creating a Human Machine Interface.

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