Lorraine Liu is a User Experience Designer at General Motors, where she focuses on advanced in-vehicle UX, including AI-driven interfaces and showcar experiences for Cadillac. She holds a degree in Transportation Systems & Design from ArtCenter College of Design, with a passion for crafting intuitive systems and user experiences through visual communication strategies. Her work spans UX architecture, prototyping, and component innovation, bridging design and technology in automotive environments. Lorraine is driven by feedback and collaboration, continuously refining her approach to enhance user engagement and safety.
Keynote
Monday, December 08
05:25 pm - 05:50 pm
Live in Dearborn, Michigan
Less Details
This presentation explores the convergence of hardware and software development in automotive UX, emphasizing early-stage integration to deliver seamless, predictive, and personalized user experiences. It addresses how AI and machine learning enable context-aware interfaces and continuous over-the-air updates, even within the constraints of fixed hardware lifecycles. The session highlights strategies for designing adaptable infotainment platforms, supporting autonomous driving transitions, and enhancing cabin intelligence through multi-modal interaction. Attendees will gain insights into building scalable systems that meet evolving user expectations and OEM requirements for safety, comfort, and personalization.
In this presentation, you will learn: