Intuitive Interface design for Shared Remote Control
in Multi-Modal Automotive Use Cases &
Adaptive Gaze Control in In-Vehicle Information Systems: A Systematic Review
ROLE
Research & Development
Type
Diploma Thesis
(equal to Master Degree)
CONTEXT
6 months (2026)
TOOLS
ProtoPie, OKR, Design Thinking
THESIS SUBJECT • NDA 01/xx
MULTIMODAL INPUT
Physical controls, voice, gesture, and gaze no longer operate in isolation — future vehicle interaction requires a unified design language across all modalities.
SHARED CONTROL
Multiple occupants interacting with the same system simultaneously introduces conflicts traditional single-user interface models were never designed to resolve.
GAZE AS INPUT
Adaptive gaze control is among the least understood input modalities in automotive contexts — the PRISMA review mapped what the research base currently can support.
INVISIBLE INTERACTION
As interfaces become screen-less and gesture-driven, the design challenge shifts from layout to legibility — making non-physical interactions feel understandable and in control.
THESIS • NDA 02/xx
