An Investigation of Smart Glasses for Motorcyclists as a Head-Up-Display Device - Performed on a Riding Simulator

Werle, Arthur; Diermeyer, Frank

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-80012-3_28

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“…A so-called G-vest can be used to simulate the feeling of a long-term acceleration. Two small fans simulate the cooling effect of airflow, which increases proportionally with the longitudinal speed (Doz Nadal, 2014;Guth et al, 2016;Will et al, 2016;Delgado Ojeda, 2019;Werle & Diermeyer, 2021). More recent studies using this simulator use a static mode (Werle & Diermeyer, 2021).…”

Section: Desmori Simulatorsmentioning

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“…Two small fans simulate the cooling effect of airflow, which increases proportionally with the longitudinal speed (Doz Nadal, 2014;Guth et al, 2016;Will et al, 2016;Delgado Ojeda, 2019;Werle & Diermeyer, 2021). More recent studies using this simulator use a static mode (Werle & Diermeyer, 2021). This simulator has been used to measure human processing by analyzing the mean glance duration and determine the importance of realistic steering feedback (Guth et al, 2016;Savino et al, 2016).…”

Section: Desmori Simulatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Systematic Literature Review: Motorcycle Simulators

Wildner,

Diermeyer

2023

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An increasing number of researchers have started to focus on motorcyclists. An important tool hereby is the use of motorcycle simulators. They can be used to evaluate human-machine interfaces, design future advanced riding systems like forward collision warning, or determine an optimal ergonomic position to reduce mental loads and stress. However, compared to the automotive sector, only a few simulators exist, but they differ greatly. Therefore, this literature review provides an overview of the current state-of-the-art powered two-wheeler simulators. A total of 13 simulators are described in detail, as well as their prioritized research areas, conducted studies, strengths and limitations, their development over the recent years, and their validation.

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confidence: 99%