2. join us in …
A Group
Discussion of
the Auto &
Mobility UX of
CES2020
Michigan Automotive & Mobility UX
Wednesday, January 29th 2020
6 – 8:30PM
Michigan Beer Company
42875 Grand River Ave.
Novi, MI
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4. Reviewing the Auto & Mobility UX
of CES2020
With insights from… c|net SBD iHS Markit TechRepublic Edmunds
January 29th 2020
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TOPICS OF DISCUSSION
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Other worldly
Supplier competition
Crossing the (robot) line
Micromobility everywhere
Sensors & mapping
Complex connected vehicle systems
From features to experiences
Edge-2-Edge displays
Displays as walls & windows
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9. It feels like we’re ushering in a new scale of investment
and experimentation.
Is it real? Too slow? Too isolated? Full of excitement and
optimism?
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12. What do you think about what they created? Is it any
different from any other year?
Are the right questions being answered by the suppliers?
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14. Are the big voice players traveling the right path?
Should future vehicles be filled with “own brand” digital
assistants?
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16. Are these new micromobility devices the future of
getting around?
Do you think that any one of these new species survives
over all others?
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19. Re: Vehicle Tech. Automakers are notably more
grounded in their CES announcements this year,
focusing mostly on market-ready technology that
improves in-car information, navigation and efficiency.
However, it’s FCA’s commitment to rolling out plug-in
hybrid technology across its Jeep brand that has the
most potential to change the automotive landscape.
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20. So many EVs coming and so few selling?
Will new models of subscription and access trump
ownership?
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22. Proliferation of
connected platforms
Suppliers, software
integrators, platform and OS
developers, cloud solution
providers and marketplaces
– all in it to create the
ultimate connected system.
23. Complex platforms and systems. What do you think we
see in these spaces in the next 5 or 10 years?
Who’s connected platform (across all continents) will
win? Can we learn anything from the mobile OS
evolution?
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26. Is peak choice the same as feature fatigue?
What’s it going to look (& feel) like to buy a experience
and how much will it cost?
Will it be apples to apples or apples to donuts? Has
Tesla already defined the vocabulary?
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29. It looks like the displays are going to win.
Then what?
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