Pedestrian interaction with multiple automated vehicles: A real-world study on light-based eHMIs

This study aims, first, to validate and extend simulator-based findings into a real-world context by assessing the effectiveness of an LED-based eHMI in supporting pedestrian decision-making. Second, it specifically investigates whether such eHMIs improve subjective measures and behavioral responses during road-crossing scenarios involving multiple HAVs.

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elib (German Aerospace Center)
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2025-10-24
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Human-Automation Interaction and Safety
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Pedestrian interaction with multiple automated vehicles: A real-world study on light-based eHMIs

elib (German Aerospace Center)
Human-Automation Interaction and Safety
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Pedestrian interaction with multiple automated vehicles: A real-world study on light-based eHMIs

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Abstract

This study aims, first, to validate and extend simulator-based findings into a real-world context by assessing the effectiveness of an LED-based eHMI in supporting pedestrian decision-making. Second, it specifically investigates whether such eHMIs improve subjective measures and behavioral responses during road-crossing scenarios involving multiple HAVs.

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