User-Centered Design of a Mobile Augmented Reality HMI for Virtual Stops
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Shared automated mobility on-demand (SAMOD) might be an efficient and convenient mode of transportation in the future. The new concept of a virtual stop (vStop) will coordinate the road users during its dynamic pick-up scenarios. Users need to walk to the pick-up locations in order to board the automated shuttle bus (ASB). Here, users want to find the location, which has no references in the real world, effortlessly. Then, users desire trouble-free identification of the ASB. This doctoral research project aims at designing a human-machine interface (HMI) for vStops with methods of user-centered design. The HMI displays important information in relation to the road environment using augmented reality (AR). This provides users with high rates of user experience, high rates of acceptance and low rates of cognitive workload when solving the tasks. First results show the positive perception of a vStop HMI and the advantages of AR for the selected use case. The doctoral research contributes to widespread deployment of SAMOD in the future and to the change towards more sustainable mobility solutions.
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