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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"In-vehicle Technologies"”.
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Driving confidence and in-vehicle telematics : a study of technology adoption patterns of the 50+ driving population
In-vehicle telematics is a term that encompasses a wide range of technologies, which aid the driving function through features assisting in safety and service tasks. These technologies are designed to give the operator and passengers added safety control and convenient service amenities- both of …
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Designing Explainable In-vehicle Agents for Conditionally Automated Driving: A Holistic Examination with Mixed Method Approaches
Automated vehicles (AVs) are promising applications of artificial intelligence (AI). While human drivers benefit from AVs, including long-distance support and collision prevention, we do not always understand how AV systems function and make decisions. Consequently, drivers might develop inaccurate …
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The Distracted Driver: Modeling the Impact of Information Bandwidth, in -Vehicle Task Priority, and Spatial -Separation on Driver Performance and Attention Allocation
The introduction of new in-vehicle technologies (IVTs) and telematics into the automobile creates additional tasks that drivers may perform while driving. To the extent that these devices interfere with driving performance there will be concerns for safety. In three experiments, we explored how …
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Development and Testing Of The iCACC Intersection Controller For Automated Vehicles
Assuming that vehicle connectivity technology matures and connected vehicles hit the market, many of the running vehicles will be equipped with highly sophisticated sensors and communication hardware. Along with the goal of eliminating human distracted driving and increasing vehicle automation, it …
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Analytics for Sustainable Logistics: Fuel Efficiency and Hydrogen Planning
… modern economy, freight-based emissions—comprising about 8% of global emissions—pose a major challenge to meeting the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 ∘C to 2 ∘C by 2100. One category of solutions seeks to improve current operational systems and processes, often in …