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Human Machine Interface

Deep Orange 2

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Introducing Deep Orange 2

The second-generation Deep Orange prototype vehicle was designed and engineered by students at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) in partnership with the School of computing. Students and faculty unveiled a breakthrough Human Machine Interface (HMI) and center stack design demonstrating personalized driver interaction through a configurable dashboard. The new technology means the sleek dashboard can be personalized to interact between the driver and vehicle through virtualized onboard computers.

The Human Machine Interface can be configured for “infotainment,” climate control and personalized information for specific drivers.

In 2012, the concept was showcased at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, NV surrounded by some of the world’s most innovative products of the time.

Partners

A project made possible through collaboration

The following organizations have provided generous support, in-kind contributions and mentoring to achieve the objectives of Deep Orange 2.

Deep Orange 2: From Concept to Creation

Deep Orange is a vehicle prototype program that immerses graduate automotive engineering students into the world of an OEM. The Deep Orange 2 project was unveiled at Michelin on Main, making a big splash in the Upstate of South Carolina. Browse through the gallery to view some of the image highlights of the ultimate reveal.