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A user-centered drowsy driver detection and warning system
E.M. Ayoob, R. Grace, and A. Steinfeld
Proceedings of Designing User Experiences (DUX), 2003.

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Abstract

This work is a culmination of years of research to develop an effective in-vehicle countermeasure to drowsy driving. Previous work resulted in an independently validated measure of drowsiness that was then incorporated into a drowsy-driver prototype monitor. The goal of this project was to develop an associated drowsy-driver interface that enabled effective, user-centered interactions with the underlying system.

A multidisciplinary team designed a new drowsy-driver interface and introduced smart user interactions through a careful participatory design process that included both design experts and commercial motor vehicle drivers. It is hoped that this effort and subsequent field trials will result in a reliable, smart system that convinces drivers that they are driving in an unsafe condition and to make a wise choice - stop and rest.


Notes

Associated centers: NREC, VASC, SRI, MRTC, and FRC
Associated lab/group: Human-Robot Interaction Group
Associated project: Copilot


Text Reference

E.M. Ayoob, R. Grace, and A. Steinfeld, "A user-centered drowsy driver detection and warning system," Proceedings of Designing User Experiences (DUX), 2003.


BibTeX Reference

@inproceedings{Ayoob_2003_4800,
   author = "Ellen M Ayoob and Richard Grace and Aaron Steinfeld",
   title = "A user-centered drowsy driver detection and warning system",
   booktitle = "Proceedings of Designing User Experiences (DUX)",
   year = "2003"
}


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