With the advance of new tech and automated features on today’s machines, should the interface between man and machine (the Human Machine Interface, or HMI for short) be adapted, and, if so, how will that look in
the future? The ‘Driver’s Cab 4.0’ project is developing a workplace that is capable of recognising the driver’s current stress level and responding to it.
OnField driver’s cab 4.0: Future workplace
<p>At the Karlsruhe Research Institute of Technology (KIT), we had the opportunity to grab a sneak preview of a future cab on an agricultural machine.</p>
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Hubert Wilmer
