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Teaming with the Driving Automation

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This article is based on work published by Springer Nature in Communications Engineering 2-2023 [5]. In particular, four experimental setups were used for validation, also with the usage of simulation tools: the virtual driver configuration, human driver configuration, driving simulator configuration and test vehicle configuration. Results derived from this modeling enabled the design and testing of the Pairdriver system.

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  1. Jtekt, Nara, Japan

    Robert Fuchs & Tomohiro Nakade

  2. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne, Schweiz

    Jürg Schiffmann

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Fuchs, R., Nakade, T. & Schiffmann, J. Teaming with the Driving Automation. ATZ Electron Worldw 18, 8–13 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s38314-023-1505-1

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