A Virtual Reality Framework for Human-Driver Interaction Research: Safe and Cost-Effective Data Collection
Luca Crosato,
Chongfeng Wei,
Edmond S. L. Ho
et al.
Abstract:The advancement of automated driving technology has led to new challenges in the interaction between automated vehicles and human road users. However, there is currently no complete theory that explains how human road users interact with vehicles, and studying them in real-world settings is often unsafe and timeconsuming. This study proposes a 3D Virtual Reality (VR) framework for studying how pedestrians interact with human-driven vehicles. The framework uses VR technology to collect data in a safe and cost-e… Show more
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