Case Study
Tuesday, June 23
04:15 PM - 04:40 PM
Live in Berlin
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The evolution of HMI in Chinese EVs reveals a major shift – from functional interfaces to emotionally rich, game-inspired user experiences. This talk explores how design strategies rooted in gaming are transforming in-car interaction, turning driving into a dynamic, emotionally engaging experience. With examples, it highlights the cultural, technical, and user behavior differences that shape UX expectations in China and Europe, and what this means for the future of automotive design globally.
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Guang Yang is a design expert at diconium, a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group IT, with extensive experience in the automotive and digital sectors. Trained as an industrial designer, he has worked with global brands like Lenovo, Samsung, and Thalia. Currently, Guang’s research focuses on understanding the diverse consumer and user needs between the EU and China, driven by factors such as history, digital ecosystems, social and economic norms, and lifestyles. His expertise spans across HMI, user experience, and software-defined vehicles, with a strong emphasis on bridging cultural and market differences between Europe and China.