Nowadays contemporary vehicles are fortified with different types of HMI technologies. Novelty in HMI software and improved UI/UX have augmented its demand in the automotive industry.

Human Machine interfaces in the automotive setting are combined in every thinkable touch point and support drivers and passengers to control infotainment, and ADAS applications.

A leading automotive tier 1 supplier desired to advance the driving experience with an urbane human-machine interface based on the GENIVI platform and QT-based Infotainment Head Unit. The customer desires multiple applications like Connected Home, Browser, Navigation, HVAC, and Smart Reverse Parking Assistance fixed in the vehicle infotainment system.

Indian Human Machine Interface market observed that customer demand for security, comfort, and safety in their vehicles contributes to the Indian HMI industry development. The growth in demand for enhanced connected features in cars from the nation’s rising tech-savvy populace will further boost the development of improved and feature-loaded HMI systems.

Augmented Reality Offers Extraordinary Driver Protection

Merging in-car sensors with a progressive HMI platform will be able to offer the driver a real-time amplified reality experience through a head-up display. The HUD can offer visual data like upcoming cornering strategies, speed limit changes, and even support to imagine the potential movement of other road operators. This lets the driver concentrate on the road without the requirement for added dashboard displays or buttons and surges the total driver and car safety.

Automotive industry in India

The automotive industry in India is the fourth-largest by manufacturing in the globe according to 2021 figures. In 2022, India became the fourth largest nation in the globe by an estimate of the automotive industry. As of 2022, India is the third largest automobile industry in the world, beating Japan and Germany on the basis of sales, this development will indeed surge the demand for HMI systems in India.