Jonathan Cooper
Designer, Thinker, Educator
CES Design
Every year, the team at Livio would build experiences to showcase our software on the show floor of the Consumers Electronics Show in Las Vegas. As the lead designer, I would research and design each proof of concept application, spanning mobile, in-vehicle, and web platforms.
Alongside the conceptual applications, I would also serve as Livio’s event creative director, designing the booth layout and graphics, vehicle wraps, merchandise, attire, and marketing assets.
See below for showcase of each year.
CES 2018
Our 2018 demo allowed audience members to call ride sharing services. Once connected with the driver and vehicle, the user would be given remote control over the vehicle entertainment and climate settings.In-vehicle experience for ride sharing remote control sessions2018 booth graphics and vehicle wrap2018 t-shirt design for the team
CES 2019
Our 2019 demo let vehicles learn driver habits and manage fleets. Since so many of our driving habits are repeating patterns, we built a concept around those. Based on traffic and weather patterns, the vehicle could place a coffee order at the right time, and manage deliveries.With each vehicle and mobile interaction, I designed a web component that would respond in real time to orders and deliveries.2019 booth and vehicle designs2019 t-shirt design for the team
CES 2022
Our 2022 demo was a showcase of our open source UI, titled Generic HMI. I designed a full platform on a raspberry pi, with prototype apps for nav, weather, and media.2022 booth graphics focused on SmartDeviceLink and its partners.2022 booth detail