Remote Communication Becomes Real
WHAT IS PRESENCE?
Presence is a seamless and engaging
car communication system. It enables each family member to travel safely and independently while
feeling connected to their loved ones.
Why should you use Presence?
Presence comes with 3 core features
to make sure that the remote communication in your
autonomous car becomes real.
Presence inside the car
Presence inside the car
Immersive Communication
Life-sized screen to bring the conversation partner into the car.
Enhanced Conversation Flow
Transmitting multiple wide-angle camera perspectives to your conversation partner creates an enhanced conversation flow. FaceID cameras recognize who is in the car.
Adjustable
Design
You can rotate and fold the projection surface to make it adjust to your size. If not needed, you can fold the projection surface away.
Motion Sickness
Free
The transparent screen allows you to sense peripheral movement which prevents motion sickness.
Presence outside the car
Connect To
Different Cars
See who of your family and friends are available and
choose who to call.
Have A Natural
Conversation
When calling a passenger, you can see their surroundings and feel like you are together.
Get An
Overview
Zoom out to see multiple passengers, the ride status, and the car’s location.
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ABOUT US
We are a team consisting of 3 computer science students from Hasso Plattner-Institute in Germany and 5 mechanical engineering students from the US. The project started in October and will last until July. For the project, the Design Thinking methodology is used, which is a user-centred approach to solving complex problems.
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Our contact at Hyundai is the Hyundai UX Strategy Team in South Korea. They work on future car UI, cars as a workspace and urban mobility concepts. They encourage us to freely explore the problem space, are interested in our outsiders' perspective and expect us to develop for the far future.
The UX Strategy Team gave us the design challenge and provided valuable input and feedback on our prototypes in biweekly meetings.
