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Cross-cultural Driving
A comparative VR study investigated how drivers in New York City and Israel interpret and respond to the same road interactions.
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Research area
Research on interactions among drivers, pedestrians, vehicles, and autonomous systems.
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A comparative VR study investigated how drivers in New York City and Israel interpret and respond to the same road interactions.
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A phone-integrated driver–vehicle cooperation concept for predicting pedestrians’ crossing intentions in automated driving.
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A naturalistic study of shared family car trips examined how social discomfort emerges and how conversational interfaces might respond without distracting the driver or worsening the situation.
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