A consumer-facing automation taxonomy is proposed to address emergent issues of
consumer confusion related to automation types and associated role responsibility. A set of …

A human-centric, consumer-facing automation taxonomy is proposed to address emergent
issues of consumer confusion related to automation types and associated role responsibility …

Consumers are faced with an increasingly complex decision process as novel safety
technologies become commonplace in new vehicles. Consumers' knowledge of these …

The way a person chooses to utilize automated vehicle systems is not yet well understood. A
structural equation model of acceptance of such systems of was constructed, applying …

This paper introduces human considerations that have yet to be fully addressed in industry
standards for levels of automation. Currently-deployed vehicle automation is discussed …

The expectations induced by the labels used to describe vehicle automation are important to
understand, because research has shown that expectations can affect trust in automation …

Vehicle technology naming has the potential to influence drivers' expectations (mental
model) of the level of autonomous operation supported by semi-automated technologies that …

Vehicles with partial automation, forerunners to those with higher levels of automation, are
already being deployed by automakers. These current deployments, although incremental …

The presence of automation is growing in the domains of our homes, workplaces, and
roadways. Vehicle automation in particular is raising critical human factors issues which …

Automated vehicle systems (pilot assist, etc.), fully autonomous (self-driving) vehicles, and
alternative transportation services (ride sharing, car sharing, etc.) are now constantly in the …