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Members of the AIDL have been working on various research projects related to automated vehicles, check out some of our projects in this area below!
Last Updated: April 24, 2020
Duration: April 2019 to present
A virtual environment experiment at the pedestrian crossing.
Duration: Jan 2016 - May 2017
In this project, I investigated how Tesla drivers perceive and use the Autopilot and Summon systems. Data was collected from over hundred Tesla drivers and key issues with automated driving were identified.
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This is a multi-year project funded by an NSERC CREATE and other sources of funding. We are looking at issues of trust with automated vehicles. How well do drivers of current automated vehicles trust their (imperfect) automation? When automated vehicles are more ubiquitous, how will other road users interact with these vehicles? To what degree should an automated vehicle communicate its intent?
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