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Exploring the effectiveness of a digital voice assistant to maintain driver alertness in partially automated vehiclesMahajan et al., 2021
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- Mahajan K
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- Burnett G
- Velaga N
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- Traffic injury prevention
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Objective Vehicle automation shifts the driver's role from active operator to passive observer at the potential cost of degrading their alertness. This study investigated the role of an in- vehicle voice-based assistant (VA; conversing about traffic/road environment) to counter the …
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