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Mental Models of Driver Monitoring Systems: Perceptions of Monitoring Capabilities in an Online, U.S.-based Sample

2022-03-21

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<p>Driver monitoring, whether accompanying vehicle automation or not, appears poised for wide deployment in the near future. Driver monitoring is itself a form of automation (often needed in response to having automated other aspects of driving). Yet research to date on driver monitoring has yet to grapple with human-automation interaction issues with driver monitoring. Automation research has indicated that accur...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/2mdj5

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