As vehicles become increasingly intelligent, seamless human-machine interaction is key to creating a safe, intuitive, and engaging in-car experience. By integrating multimodal UX considerations into voice and sonic design, automakers can enhance communication between drivers, passengers, and vehicle systems. This approach combines voice interaction, audio cues, haptic feedback, and visual elements to create a more natural, accessible, and distraction-free environment. In this session, we will explore how AI-driven voice assistants, adaptive soundscapes, and context-aware audio feedback can improve usability, reduce cognitive load, and transform in-cabin interactions into a more human-centric experience.

Learn more about:

• Creating intuitive interactions – How multimodal design enhances communication and usability
• Reducing driver distraction – The role of voice, sound, and haptics in cognitive load management
• Personalized in-car experiences – AI-driven adaptation of voice and sonic elements for user needs

• What are the key challenges in blending voice, sound, light, and tactile feedback for an intuitive in-car experience?
• How can conversational AI be optimized for multimodal interactions while maintaining driver focus and safety?
• In what ways can sonic design be tailored to complement visual and tactile elements, ensuring a seamless user experience?
• How do we ensure personalization in multimodal UX without overwhelming the user with excessive input channels?
• What role does AI play in harmonizing these modalities, and how can it adapt to individual driver preferences in real-time?