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Inclusive HMI Design to Mitigate Mode Confusion in Multilevel Driving Automation

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Author(J)1) Turkan Hentati, 2) Oana Moldovan
Author(E)1) Turkan Hentati, 2) Oana Moldovan
Affiliation(J)1) Applus+ IDIADA, 2) Applus+ IDIADA
Affiliation(E)1) Applus+ IDIADA, 2) Applus+ IDIADA
Abstract(E)This paper investigates the challenge of mode confusion in automated driving through a dedicated use case about multilevel driving developed within the European project CERTAIN. Although automation promises more accessible and safer mobility, mode confusion remains a major obstacle, particularly for diverse user groups such as people with disabilities, older adults, novice and expert drivers. Building on state-of-the-art literature highlighting flexibility, personalization, and error tolerance as essential principles of inclusive HMI design, we underscore the need to explicitly capture and integrate the specific needs of these profiles. Our analysis will combine these insights with interviews conducted in CERTAIN, acknowledging that each individual is unique and requires tailored interaction strategies to support clearer mode awareness.

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