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Liza Dixon, M.Sc. is a consultant and doctoral candidate researching human-machine interaction in automated driving in partnership with Bosch and Universität Ulm. She coined the term autonowashing to describe the gap between the presentation of driving automation in media & marketing and its actual technical capabilities and human supervision needs.
She has a Master of Science in Usability Engineering from Hochschule Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences, where she specialized in advanced driver assistance systems and trust in automation. She is an honors graduate of Flagler College where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design, and minored in Psychology and Fine Art.
Her work has been featured by The Next Web, CNBC, PAVE Campaign, The Autonocast, Guidehouse Insights, EETimes, Automotive News and others.
When she’s not thinking about future tech, you’ll find her traveling, cooking with plants, doing yoga or hiking through the woods. She was born in Miami, Florida and now resides in Stuttgart, Germany.
She has a Master of Science in Usability Engineering from Hochschule Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences, where she specialized in advanced driver assistance systems and trust in automation. She is an honors graduate of Flagler College where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design, and minored in Psychology and Fine Art.
Her work has been featured by The Next Web, CNBC, PAVE Campaign, The Autonocast, Guidehouse Insights, EETimes, Automotive News and others.
When she’s not thinking about future tech, you’ll find her traveling, cooking with plants, doing yoga or hiking through the woods. She was born in Miami, Florida and now resides in Stuttgart, Germany.