User Experience in Real Test Drives with a Camera Based Mirror – Influence of New Technologies on Equipping Rate for Future Vehicles

Seidler, Corinna; Aydogdu, Seda; Schick, Bernhard

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-22666-4_20

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“…In reference to the findings in Table 3, one of the most important factors affecting the performance of CBMSs is their ability to capture high-quality images in a variety of lighting conditions. Several studies have evaluated the performance of these systems under different lighting conditions and found that they can produce high-quality images even in low-light conditions [7]. However, the quality of the images captured with these systems can be affected by various factors, such as the quality of the cameras, the positioning of the cameras, and the processing algorithms used to generate the images [29].…”

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“…The evaluation of the effectiveness of CBMSs in improving safety and efficiency has been a subject of interest for technology manufacturers and especially for policymakers. Several studies [5][6][7] have elicited the perspectives of commercial truck drivers regarding the use of CBMSs and related technologies. Throughout the literature related to the reluctance to accept this technology, some of the major overarching concerns are redundancy of the system and maintenance of power during electrical issues, relative feelings of safety for both the driver and for other drivers on the road, and driver preparedness and driver qualifications and training [3].…”

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Key Considerations in Assessing the Safety and Performance of Camera-Based Mirror Systems

Moore,

Yuan,

et al. 2023

Safety

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Camera-based mirror systems (CBMSs) are a relatively new technology in the automotive industry, and much of the United States’ medium- and heavy-duty commercial fleet has been reluctant to convert from standard glass, or “west coast”, mirrors to CBMSs. CBMSs have the potential to reduce the number of truck and passenger vehicle incidents, improving overall fleet safety. CBMSs also have the potential to improve operational efficiency by improving aerodynamics and reducing drag, resulting in better fuel economy, and improving maneuverability. Improvements in overall safety are also possible; the field of view for the driver is potentially 360° with the addition of trailer cameras, allowing for visibility of the rear of the trailer and the front of the truck. These potential improvements seem promising, but the literature on driver surveys clearly shows that there is reluctance to adopt this technology for many reasons. Additionally, more robust testing in the laboratory and in the field is necessary to determine whether CBMSs are adequate to replace standard mirrors on trucks. This analysis provides an overview of key research questions for CBMS testing based on the current literature on the topic (surveys, standards, and previous testing). The purpose of this analysis is to serve as guidance in developing further testing of CBMSs, especially testing involving human subjects.

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Key Considerations in Assessing the Safety and Performance of Camera-Based Mirror Systems

Moore,

Yuan,

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“…UX fits well in all typical software development: software development life cycle, agile, scrum or other development lifecycles. A huge number of research has proved that that using UX in developing technology can give positive results in particular on its effectiveness, efficiency, and ease of use piece to the users [6][7][8].…”

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The Use Of User Experience (UX) And Multimedia Project Management (MPM) To Produce Learning-Module Videos For Autism Children: A Post-Study Focus Group Session With Autism Caretakers

Sani¹

2021

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Autism is a condition where one has challenges in controlling their social skills and behaviours. Autism affects their communications with people surrounding them. WHO reports one in every 160 children has autism. Interventions are needed by the autism community to assists them in teaching the autism students and managing the autism centers. User Experience (UX) and Multimedia Project Management (MPM) are used to produce learning-module videos for autism children. An 8-week field study of a summative evaluation on the use of the video was conducted. A post-study focus group discussion was then discussed with three caretakers regarding the use of the video for 1) the students learning skills and for 2) the caretakers to teach the students. The findings show using MPM and UX for developing videos for autism children is positive for both questions. However, further investigation on the learning capability of the autism students can be explored.

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User Experience in Real Test Drives with a Camera Based Mirror – Influence of New Technologies on Equipping Rate for Future Vehicles

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Key Considerations in Assessing the Safety and Performance of Camera-Based Mirror Systems

Key Considerations in Assessing the Safety and Performance of Camera-Based Mirror Systems

The Use Of User Experience (UX) And Multimedia Project Management (MPM) To Produce Learning-Module Videos For Autism Children: A Post-Study Focus Group Session With Autism Caretakers

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