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Journal Article 레벨 3 자율주행차량의 인적요인 가이드라인 연구 동향
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Authors
김현숙, 권오천, 이승준, 김정숙, 김우진, 윤대섭, 이인환
Issue Date
2020-12
Citation
전자통신동향분석, v.35, no.6, pp.24-36
ISSN
1225-6455
Publisher
한국전자통신연구원
Language
Korean
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.22648/ETRI.2020.J.350603
Abstract
To solve social problems such as traffic accidents caused by human driver factors and to guarantee the convenience of movement, research on the commercialization of automated vehicles is being actively conducted worldwide. In automated driving levels 2 and 3, the driver must be ready to drive at any time as the automated driving system sometimes requires manual driving by the driver. The purpose of this research is to analyze the trends in global automated vehicle guidelines and prepare guidelines for the characteristics of human factors necessary for the control rights transition system of automated vehicles. To this end, we looked at the guidelines for automated vehicles in the US, Germany, and Japan; ISO international standards; domestic automated vehicle standards; and the EU AdaptiVe project. In addition, a guideline is presented that can be referenced and applied by organizations related to automated vehicle manufacturing and operation. It was developed by utilizing the results of studies conducted by ETRI into the human factors affecting the performance of control rights transition. In future, as national laws and regulations and continuous technology development for commercialization of automated vehicles are in progress, research into and the revision of guidelines for safe automated vehicle production and use should be continued.
KSP Keywords
AND operation, Automated driving, Automated vehicles, Driving system, Human Factors, Human driver, ISO international standards, Social problems, Traffic accident, Vehicle manufacturing, Vehicle production
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