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Comparing User Acceptance in Human-Machine Interfaces Assessments of Shared Autonomous Vehicles: A Standardized Test Procedure
3.2. Definition of Relevant Use Cases HMI [54] encompasses the devices that facilitate interaction between individuals and vehicles to accomplish seamless human-computer collaboration in AD scenarios [55]. As Johannsen (2009) has noted, HMI is a communication channel that enables interaction between human users and AVs [53], divided into internal HMI (iHMI) and external HMI (eHMI).
Fostering User Acceptance in Shared Autonomous Vehicles: A Framework for HMI Design
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An Image Processing-Based Method to Analyze Driver Visual Behavior Using Eye-Tracker Data
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User-Centered Evaluation Framework to Support the Interaction Design for Augmented Reality Applications
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Measuring the Impact of Augmented Prototyping Systems in Co-Design Activities
1. Introduction The growing demand for shorter product life cycles pushes companies to improve their design process to become more competitive in generating and developing design alternatives. The adoption of new tools and technologies that support design activities by digitalising most of the product features and behaviours enabled a significant step forward [1].
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