Human-Computer Interaction Design Principles for Autonomous Vehicles - Enhancing Safety and Trust: Proposes design principles for human-computer interaction in AVs to enhance safety and trust
Published 20-09-2022
Keywords
- Autonomous Vehicles,
- Human-Computer Interaction,
- Design Principles
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Abstract
Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) represent a significant technological advancement with the potential to revolutionize transportation. However, the successful integration of AVs into society hinges on effective human-computer interaction (HCI) design. This paper proposes a set of design principles aimed at enhancing safety and trust in AVs. By leveraging insights from HCI, psychology, and automotive design, these principles address key challenges such as user acceptance, trust calibration, and situation awareness. Implementing these principles can lead to safer and more user-friendly AVs, thereby accelerating their adoption and integration into daily life.
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