Getting the wider picture and benefiting from it

Wednesday, 05 February, 2014

HMI screens are often the only point of interaction for users, so making them easy to use is beneficial, including widening them into a broader aspect ratio and offering new input options through multitouch capability.

This white paper outlines the benefits of the display changes and includes descriptions of several examples of well-designed widescreen HMIs.

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