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Driving Simulation Software, supplied by Silab Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Snippet: To support the coordination of road users in situations like merging or turning left, an advanced driver assistance system for cooperative driving could be helpful whether driving manually or automated.. This simulator study investigated the behavior of drivers being confronted with system failures.. In two test situations with system failures (loss of communication of the system and change of traffic environment), the system could not complete the coordination properly and the driver was informed about the system failure and the abortion of maneuver coordination. Article Title: Vehicle crash simulations for safety: Introduction of connected and automated vehicles on the roadways. Article Snippet: Traffic accidents are one main cause of human fatalities in modern society.. With the fast development of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs), there comes both challenges and opportunities in improving traffic safety on the roads.. While on-road tests are limited due to their high cost and hardware requirements, simulation has been widely used to study traffic safety. Article Title: Test procedure for the evaluation of partially automated driving HMI including driver monitoring systems in driving simulation Article Snippet: Method: The study was conducted in the static driving simulator of WIVW using the driving Article Title: Comparing dynamic and static illustration of an HMI for cooperative driving. Article Snippet: The study analyses the Human-Machine-Interface (HMI) of a driver assistance system for cooperative driving, such as merging or turning left situations.. Three versions of the HMI are varied as independent variables within subjects.. Two versions, displayed in the instrument cluster, focus either on a dynamic or a static illustration of the current status of the system. Article Title: Methodological Considerations Concerning Motion Sickness Investigations during Automated Driving Article Snippet: The simulator runs with the driving Article Title: Effect of different alcohol levels on take-over performance in conditionally automated driving. Article Snippet: The study was conducted using the moving-based driving simulator at the Würzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (WIVW GmbH, see Fig. 1) and the driving Software:Article Title: Attentional warnings caused by driver monitoring systems: How often do they appear and how well are they understood? Article Snippet: The present study investigated the effects of a driver monitoring system that triggers attention warnings in case distraction is detected.. Based on the EuroNCAP protocol, distraction could either be long glances away from the forward roadway (≥3s) or visual attention time sharing (>10 cumulative seconds within a 30 s time interval).. In a series of manual driving simulator drives, 30 participants completed both driving related tasks (e.g., changing multiple lanes in dense traffic) and non-driving related tasks (e.g., infotainment operations). Article Title: Effects of explaining system failures during maneuver coordination while driving manual or automated. Article Snippet: To support the coordination of road users in situations like merging or turning left, an advanced driver assistance system for cooperative driving could be helpful whether driving manually or automated.. This simulator study investigated the behavior of drivers being confronted with system failures.. In two test situations with system failures (loss of communication of the system and change of traffic environment), the system could not complete the coordination properly and the driver was informed about the system failure and the abortion of maneuver coordination. Article Title: Vehicle crash simulations for safety: Introduction of connected and automated vehicles on the roadways. Article Snippet: Traffic accidents are one main cause of human fatalities in modern society.. With the fast development of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs), there comes both challenges and opportunities in improving traffic safety on the roads.. While on-road tests are limited due to their high cost and hardware requirements, simulation has been widely used to study traffic safety. Article Title: Test procedure for the evaluation of partially automated driving HMI including driver monitoring systems in driving simulation Article Snippet: Method: The study was conducted in the static driving simulator of WIVW using the driving Article Title: Comparing dynamic and static illustration of an HMI for cooperative driving. Article Snippet: The study analyses the Human-Machine-Interface (HMI) of a driver assistance system for cooperative driving, such as merging or turning left situations.. Three versions of the HMI are varied as independent variables within subjects.. Two versions, displayed in the instrument cluster, focus either on a dynamic or a static illustration of the current status of the system. Article Title: Methodological Considerations Concerning Motion Sickness Investigations during Automated Driving Article Snippet: The simulator runs with the driving Article Title: Effect of different alcohol levels on take-over performance in conditionally automated driving. Article Snippet: The study was conducted using the moving-based driving simulator at the Würzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (WIVW GmbH, see Fig. 1) and the driving Control:Article Title: Attentional warnings caused by driver monitoring systems: How often do they appear and how well are they understood? Article Snippet: The present study investigated the effects of a driver monitoring system that triggers attention warnings in case distraction is detected.. Based on the EuroNCAP protocol, distraction could either be long glances away from the forward roadway (≥3s) or visual attention time sharing (>10 cumulative seconds within a 30 s time interval).. In a series of manual driving simulator drives, 30 participants completed both driving related tasks (e.g., changing multiple lanes in dense traffic) and non-driving related tasks (e.g., infotainment operations). Article Title: Effects of explaining system failures during maneuver coordination while driving manual or automated. Article Snippet: To support the coordination of road users in situations like merging or turning left, an advanced driver assistance system for cooperative driving could be helpful whether driving manually or automated.. This simulator study investigated the behavior of drivers being confronted with system failures.. In two test situations with system failures (loss of communication of the system and change of traffic environment), the system could not complete the coordination properly and the driver was informed about the system failure and the abortion of maneuver coordination. Article Title: Vehicle crash simulations for safety: Introduction of connected and automated vehicles on the roadways. Article Snippet: Traffic accidents are one main cause of human fatalities in modern society.. With the fast development of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs), there comes both challenges and opportunities in improving traffic safety on the roads.. While on-road tests are limited due to their high cost and hardware requirements, simulation has been widely used to study traffic safety. Article Title: Test procedure for the evaluation of partially automated driving HMI including driver monitoring systems in driving simulation Article Snippet: Method: The study was conducted in the static driving simulator of WIVW using the driving Article Title: Comparing dynamic and static illustration of an HMI for cooperative driving. Article Snippet: The study analyses the Human-Machine-Interface (HMI) of a driver assistance system for cooperative driving, such as merging or turning left situations.. Three versions of the HMI are varied as independent variables within subjects.. Two versions, displayed in the instrument cluster, focus either on a dynamic or a static illustration of the current status of the system. Article Title: Methodological Considerations Concerning Motion Sickness Investigations during Automated Driving Article Snippet: The simulator runs with the driving Article Title: Effect of different alcohol levels on take-over performance in conditionally automated driving. Article Snippet: The study was conducted using the moving-based driving simulator at the Würzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (WIVW GmbH, see Fig. 1) and the driving |
