V Stange, A Goralzik, S Ernst, M Steimle… - … research part F: traffic …, 2022 - Elsevier
The success of highly automated vehicles (HAVs; SAE Level 4) will depend to a large extent on how well they are accepted by their future passengers. This is especially true for the …
As a social system, traffic requires the coordination between different involved road users, particularly in shared spaces (eg, parking areas) with fewer statutory regulations and hence …
G Jahn - Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics Science, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Introducing automated vehicles into road traffic and robots into urban public environments puts artificial agents in space-sharing conflicts with humans. Humans anticipate, avoid, and …
AC Hensch, M Beggiato… - 2022 IEEE 9th International …, 2022 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Automated vehicles (AVs) need to interact in an expected manner with manual road users to ensure traffic safety and user acceptance. Therefore, established interaction patterns of …
Pedestrians will interact with automated vehicles of higher automation levels on the road in forthcoming urban traffic. In highly automated vehicles, vehicle automation takes over the …
F Bonneviot, S Coeugnet, E Brangier - Frontiers in psychology, 2023 - frontiersin.org
Introduction Automated vehicles need to gain the trust of all road users in order to be accepted. To make technology trustworthy, automated vehicles must transmit crucial …
Automated vehicles (AVs) are required to interact predictably and intuitively with conventional road users to support traffic safety and efficiency. This might be achieved by …