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Unsettled Topics Concerning User Experience and Acceptance of Automated Vehicles
- Research Report
- EPR2020012
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This SAE EDGE Research Report addresses the unsettled topic of
user acceptance of automated driving, analyzing the user experience
for a more intuitive and safe driving experience.
Unsettled Topics Concerning User Experience and
Acceptance of Automated Vehicles examines the requirements
for safer driver/user engagement with driving for the various SAE
automation levels. It analyzes consumer sentiment toward automated
driving - both consumer excitement about the perceived benefits and
dislikes or concerns about the technology. The findings from
surveys about drivers' experience with advanced driving
assistance technologies and its application to automated driving is
also brought to the surface of the discussion, together with driver
profiles observed during a user-centric experience in an immersive
automated driving cockpit.
Unsettled Topics Concerning User Experience and Acceptance of
Automated Vehicles proposes - through a trust pyramid
representation - a means of gradually increasing user trust through
careful human-machine interface (HMI) delivery with appropriate
levels of information that communicate safe driving. Ultimately,
the goal is to build up user confidence levels in safe automated
driving so that their time can be spent on entertainment or other
non-driving tasks.