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Conference Paper Experiments on The Effectiveness of The Variable Contents Digital Cluster
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Authors
KyongHo Kim, YoungJin Kwon, YoonSook Hwang, DoHyun Kim
Issue Date
2020-10
Citation
International Conference on Information and Communication Technology Convergence (ICTC) 2020, pp.820-822
Publisher
IEEE
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ICTC49870.2020.9289425
Abstract
In this paper, we briefly describe the subject-based experiments to analyze the effects of the contents variable digital cluster installed in vehicle, on the driver's driving performance, visual attention, and psychological states. Experiments were conducted using computer and vehicle simulator equipped with the variable contents digital cluster with subjects including elderly drivers, female drivers, novice drivers, and other general drivers. The subject first evaluated preferences for each variable content provided by the digital cluster through the evaluation sheet. Next, the subject performed a content change detection rate experiment to react when the content change of the digital cluster is detected while driving along a predetermined route after boarding the vehicle simulator. Finally, the subject also performed an experiment on the effectiveness of variable contents functions to recognize the current driving speed when the content of the digital cluster is changed while driving the simulator. As measurement values for analysis, vehicle behavior information, ECG information, and gaze tracking information were extracted and computed. Now we are designing the statistical analysis methods to verify how the variable contents functions are effective from the perspectives of the driving safety, driver's cognitive processing, and psychological states.
KSP Keywords
Change detection, Cognitive Processing, Driving Performance, Driving speed, Gaze tracking, Novice drivers, Statistical Analysis Methods, Vehicle Behavior, Vehicle simulator, Visual attention, content change