Multimodal hmi transition logic: BayerRecent Research Landscape
Conflict between manual steering inputs and automated guidance systems causes erratic vehicle dynamics and driver discomfort. These innovations synchronize torque overlays to ensure smooth transitions and cooperative path following.
What technical problems is Bayer addressing in Multimodal hmi transition logic?
Inadequate driver situational awareness
(51)evidences
Drivers face high cognitive load and physical risk when navigating emergency clearances, lane changes, or narrow passages. Reducing these navigation bottlenecks prevents collisions and improves traffic flow efficiency.
Unsafe automated mode transitions
(49)evidences
Unpredictable vehicle dynamics and environmental constraints during handovers compromise operational safety. Addressing this prevents system failures during critical shifts between automated and manual control.
Unsafe automated driving transitions
(48)evidences
Uncontrolled longitudinal or lateral movements and the inability to execute emergency stops pose critical safety risks. Addressing these failures prevents collisions and maintains vehicle stability during dynamic transitions.
Contextual driving environment misinterpretation
(25)evidences
Unnecessary or poorly timed speed adjustments during lane changes and coasting create safety risks and driver distrust. Resolving these conflicts ensures smoother transitions between manual and automated control states.