Reducing Cognitive Overload in Highly Automated Vehicles through Adaptive HMI Strategies
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/z1py4r18Keywords:
Highly Automated Vehicles, Cognitive Overload, Adaptive Human–Machine Interface (HMI), Driver State Monitoring, Situation Awareness,, Autonomous Driving, Multimodal Interaction, Human Factors, Workload, Estimation,, Autonomous Vehicle Systems.Abstract
Highly automated vehicles are increasingly integrating advanced driver assistance and autonomous capabilities, shifting the role of
the human from active operator to passive supervisor. While this transition improves convenience and safety, it can also introduce
cognitive overload when drivers are required to monitor complex interfaces, respond to system handovers, or interpret multiple
streams of vehicle information.
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