Title
How To Conduct A Car? A Design Example For Maneuver Based Driver-Vehicle Interaction
Abstract
Conduct-by-Wire is a vehicle guidance paradigm, which investigates the possibility of controlling an automobile by maneuver commands. The focus of this paper is to show one possible interaction strategy for maneuver-based vehicle guidance between driver and vehicle by means of discrete maneuvers. Therefore, the paper starts with a short introduction to the advantages of maneuver-based vehicle guidance and proceeds to the current design option for maneuver-based driver-vehicle interaction chosen by the TU Darmstadt. This includes the presentation of the user interface as well as the basic assumptions for maneuver-based interaction. This paper is finished by a specific example for the maneuver "Lane Change right", which includes system behavior, as well as, information displaying and some restricting facts which are presented together with possible countermeasures.
Year
DOI
Venue
2010
10.1109/IVS.2010.5548099
2010 IEEE INTELLIGENT VEHICLES SYMPOSIUM (IV)
Keywords
Field
DocType
advanced driver assistance systems,image processing,light emitting diodes,visualization,radio transmitters,wireless communication,user interface,flowcharts,ergonomics,lighting,user interfaces,frequency
Simulation,Visualization,Advanced driver assistance systems,Engineering,Vehicle guidance,User interface,Flowchart
Conference
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
1931-0587
7
1.19
References 
Authors
1
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Michaela Kauer1699.43
Michael Schreiber225825.42
Ralph Bruder3397.92