Voice UX for Self-driving Cars - Adam Emfield, Cerence

Adam Emfield is the Head of User Experience at Cerence, formerly known as Nuance Automotive. Join us for a fascinating conversation about voice UX in the automobiles of the future. Discover Cerence's vision for a multi-modal, multi-sensor, multi-assistant driving experience, plus the many advantages voice brings to drivers and manufacturers.Then dive into the latest design concepts of voice in the car, including personalisation and contextual awareness, and how speech anthropomorphism and emotion detection can increase user trust. To round off, you'll hear about the future of autonomous vehicles, with the various levels of autonomy explained, and how voice plays a role in each.This conversation a highlight reel of insights and revelations, and brings together two of the most exciting and transformative technologies of our lifetimes; voice and self-driving cars. Enjoy! Links from the show:Cerence http://bit.ly/2p8MHEbNuance http://bit.ly/2CyduwBVoice at CES http://bit.ly/2NBPRd6Reuters article on CES https://reut.rs/2NB1JMlAutonomous driving levels 0 to 5 https://tek.io/33CNnRcTop Anthropomorphic Cars http://bit.ly/2Czj0iEHarmon Kardon car http://bit.ly/2CwlZZ7Find us here:WebsiteApple PodcastsSpotifyYouTubeDiscordLinkedInXRedditPatreoncarl@voicetechpodcast.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★