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Enhancing Takeover Performance in Autonomous Vehicles Through Augmented Highlighting Displays.

Minwoo Cho¹, Dongwook Hwang¹

¹Kwangwoon University, South Korea.

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This study introduces augmented display technology for autonomous vehicles, improving driver reaction and acceptance. Surface highlighting enhances perceived safety, while outline highlighting reduces mental workload.

Keywords:

autonomous driving information processing mental workload simulation and virtual reality virtual environments

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Area of Science:

Human-computer interaction
Automotive engineering
Cognitive psychology

Background:

Autonomous driving advancements face trust and safety barriers hindering widespread adoption.
Improving occupant reaction, workload, and acceptance is crucial for autonomous vehicle integration.
Novel display technologies are needed to enhance driver-vehicle interaction and trust.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce novel augmented display technology for enhanced forward vehicle visibility.
Validate the effectiveness of projected windshield information on occupant reaction, acceptance, and workload.
Compare surface and outline highlighting methods for autonomous vehicle interfaces.

Main Methods:

Virtual reality simulation of dynamic road scenarios during autonomous driving.
Two highlighting display methods: surface and outline.
Evaluation of occupant acceptance using the Autonomous Vehicle Acceptance Model (AVAM) and workload via NASA-TLX.

Main Results:

Augmented display technology significantly improves acceptance and workload, with varied effectiveness between methods.
Surface highlighting reduced anxiety and increased perceived safety.
Outline highlighting more effectively reduced mental demand.

Conclusions:

Highlighting display technology offers valuable insights into human-autonomous vehicle interaction.
The technology can address trust and safety concerns, fostering broader acceptance of autonomous vehicles.
Optimizing display methods is key to enhancing the autonomous driving experience.