Design of Automotive HMI: New Challenges in Enhancing User Experience, Safety, and Security
Iwona Grobelna,
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David Mailland,
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Mikołaj Horwat
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et al.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(10), P. 5572 - 5572
Published: May 16, 2025
Human–Machine
Interfaces
(HMIs)
in
traditional
automobiles
are
essential
connecting
drivers,
passengers,
and
vehicle
systems.
In
automated
vehicles,
the
HMI
has
become
a
critical
component.
A
well-designed
facilitates
effective
human
oversight,
enhances
situational
awareness,
mitigates
risks
associated
with
system
failures
or
unexpected
scenarios.
Simultaneously,
it
serves
as
crucial
safeguard
against
cyber
threats,
preventing
unauthorized
access
ensuring
integrity
of
vehicular
operations
increasingly
connected
environments.
This
narrative
review
delves
into
evolving
landscape
automotive
design,
emphasizing
its
role
enhancing
user
experience
(UX)
safety.
By
exploring
usability
challenges,
technological
advancements,
integration
rapidly
technologies
such
AI
(Artificial
Intelligence),
AR
(Augmented
Reality),
gesture-based
controls,
this
study
highlights
how
HMIs
minimize
cognitive
load
while
maintaining
functionality.
Significant
attention
is
given
to
new
challenges
that
arise
from
advancements
terms
security
Language: Английский
Advancing VR simulators for autonomous vehicle–pedestrian interactions: A focus on multi-entity scenarios
Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
107, P. 775 - 790
Published: Oct. 18, 2024
Language: Английский
Road Traffic Gesture Autonomous Integrity Monitoring Using Fuzzy Logic
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(1), P. 152 - 152
Published: Dec. 30, 2024
Occasionally,
four
cars
arrive
at
the
legs
of
an
unsignalized
intersection
same
time
or
almost
time.
If
each
lane
has
a
stop
sign,
all
are
required
to
stop.
In
such
instances,
gestures
used
communicate
approval
for
one
vehicle
leave.
Nevertheless,
autonomous
lacks
ability
participate
in
gestural
exchanges.
A
sophisticated
in-vehicle
traffic
light
system
therefore
been
developed
monitor
and
facilitate
communication
among
vehicles
classic
car
drivers.
The
fuzzy
logic-based
was
implemented
evaluated
on
self-organizing
network
comprising
eight
ESP32
microcontrollers,
operating
under
program.
single
GPS
sensor
connects
microcontroller
that
also
manages
three
light-emitting
diodes.
ESPNow
broadcast
feature
is
used.
requires
no
internet
service
large-scale
long-term
storage,
as
driving
cloud
platform,
making
it
backward-compatible
with
classical
vehicles.
Simulations
were
conducted
based
order
arrival
direction
junctions.
Results
have
shown
four-legged
intersections
can
now
human
drivers
much
lower
cost
precise
position
classification
dispersion
30
s.
Language: Английский