Digital Side View Displays
Researching how camera-based displays could support a familiar and useful driving experience.
- Focus
- Driver interaction
- Context
- Product
- Scope
- Research, testing & interface design
- Company
- Bosch
Research and concept evaluation · Driver displays
- My contribution
- I contributed to research, testing and interface exploration within my Bosch UX/HMI work.
- Key decisions
- Use an installed test setup and evaluation to resolve display-placement and information questions in driving context.
- Delivery & outcome
- Research synthesis, driver profiles and display concepts linking information presentation with vehicle integration.
Change the display.
Preserve the driver’s understanding.
Camera-based side-view displays change where drivers look and how they interpret the view. The challenge was to understand how placement, information and vehicle integration affected a familiar driving task.
Use the driving context
to resolve the design questions.
I connected benchmarking, the installed test setup and user evaluation around the questions that mattered to the driver. Testing made display placement and information presentation concrete enough to examine together.
I translated the observations into driver profiles and interface proposals. This gave the design discussion a shared basis for assessing where the technology supported the task and where the experience needed refinement.
Display proposals informed
by evaluation.
The work produced research synthesis, driver profiles and display concepts linking information presentation with vehicle integration.
The gallery follows the evaluation through analysis and proposals, showing how the evidence shaped the direction.
Selected evidence
Testing, research and display proposals that connect driver needs with the interface.