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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"eHMI"”.

  1. Interaction between pedestrians and highly automated vehicles: effects of external human-machine interfaces and vehicle size

    … pedestrians. External human-machine interfaces (eHMIs) and vehicle kinematics are possible means of communication. An eHMI can communicate the vehicle’s automation status or the vehicle’s intention to the surrounding traffic environment, e.g., via light signals. Previous results revealed that …

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  2. Effectiveness of Vehicle External Communication Toward Improving Vulnerable Road User Safe Behaviors: Considerations for Legacy Vehicles to Automated Vehicles of the Future

    … aims at understanding the impacts of eHMI across real-world, complex scenarios with AVs and how researchers can apply those future findings to improve VRUs' judgments to today. A series of studies evaluated the necessity and impact of eHMI on AV–VRU interaction, assessed how the visual …

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  3. Biomechanical Assessment and Monitoring of Thermal Ablation Using Harmonic Motion Imaging for Focused Ultrasound (HMIFU)

    … showed feasibilities on polyacrylamide phantom (EHMI/E ≈ 2.3) and liver specimen (EHMI/E ≈ 8.1), and 2-D HMIFU system showed feasibilities on copolymer phantom(EHMI/E ≈ 30.4), liver specimen(EHMI/E ≈ 211.3), as well as HIFU treated liver specimen (EHMI,end/EHMI,beginning ≈ 5.96). In conclusion, …

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