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Daimler puts safety first for future HMI

Freddie Holmes speaks to Daimler’s Sajjad Khan about the changing face of human-machine interface (HMI) systems in connected and autonomous cars

Given that it is one of the main points of contact with a car, the human-machine interface (HMI) is an area of significant importance for vehicle manufacturers. The way in which drivers interact with a vehicle has changed significantly over the last decade or so, with investments making the experience more enjoyable and technology-rich. However, future HMI systems will place a greater emphasis on driving safety.

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