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Tech giants eager to work with automakers on UX

Automakers want flexibility when it comes to designing connected experiences and suppliers appear eager to comply. By Jack Hunsley

Connected services are quickly transitioning from added extras to must-haves in the automotive industry. As smart devices infiltrate almost every facet of modern life, soon even mass-market vehicles will need to cater to this trend. Enabling this future, however, is no easy task.

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Automakers have already had a taste of how poorly implemented smart technology can harm their relationship with customers. Voice recognition software is a great example. Though advertised as a seamless and safe way to navigate either a smartphone or a vehicle’s infotainment unit while at the wheel, the technology has proved the industry’s most frustrating customer-facing connected offering for years.

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