Towards autonomous driving: an augmented reality interface design for lane change
Raïssa Pokam, Christine Chauvin, Serge Debernard, Sabine Langlois · 2015
Autonomous vehicles allow the driver to be out of the loop of the driving task, under particular conditions. Interaction between the driver and the technical agent is crucial especially in autonomous mode and in handover processing. It is essential to identify the information requirements to meet the driver's needs. Technology advancement has introduced Augmented Reality, which is said to enhance vision. In this paper, we explore the use case of lane change. By applying a cognitive method, we extract information related to lane change maneuver. We present what the Augmented Reality representation will potentially look like at the end of our study. Finally, future research avenues are outlined.