After more than a century, is the ultimate HMI set to disappear from the motor car?

No doubt our forefathers never saw the tiller as one of the first Human Machine Interfaces, so when they ditched this maritime relic for a circular steering wheel it was surely only seen as a technical improvement, not a revolution.Simpler and smaller than their nautical counterparts, the modern steering wheel first made its mark during the 1894 Paris-Rouen road-race, when a Panhard driven by Alfred Vacheron became the first race-car to successfully demonstrate this hi-tech device.One hundred ye... To continue reading this story Click Here