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Preventing mind-wandering during driving: Predictions on potential interventions using a cognitive model
In this study, we make predictions on the effects of different interventions by adaptive automation systems designed to prevent mind-wandering while driving. Although cognitive load associated with secondary tasks tends to affect driving negatively, a simple secondary task can improve driving performance when the driving scenario is mundane.
Moritz Held, Andreea Minculescu, Jochem W. Rieger, Jelmer P. Borst
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A References Architecture for Human Cyber Physical Systems - PART II: Fundamental Design Principles for Human-CPS Interaction
Klaus Bengler, Werner Damm, Andreas Luedtke, Jochem Rieger, Benedikt Austel, Bianca Biebl, Martin Fränzle, Willem Hagemann, Moritz Held, David Hess, Klas Ihme, Severin Kacianka, Alyssa J. Kerscher, Lain Forrest, Sebastian Lehnhoff, Alexander Pretschner, Astrid Rakow, Daniel Sonntag, Janos Sztipanovits, Maike Schwammberger, Mark Schweda, Anirudh Unni, Eric Veith
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A References Architecture for Human Cyber Physical Systems - PART III: Semantic Foundations
Werner Damm, Martin Fränzle, Alyssa J. Kerscher, Laine Forrest, Klaus Bengler, Bianca Biebl, Willem Hagemann, Moritz Held, David Hess, Klas Ihme, Severin Kacianka, Sebastian Lehnhoff, Andreas Luedtke, Alexander Pretschner, Astrid Rakow, Rieger Jochem, Daniel Sonntag, Jonas Sztipanovits, Maike Schwammberger, Mark Schweda, Alexander Trende, Anirudh Unni, Eric Veith
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A Reference Architecture of Human Cyber-Physical Systems – PART I: Fundamental Concepts
Werner Damm, David Hess, Mark Schweda, Janos Sztipanovits, Klaus Bengler, Bianca Biebl, Martin Fränzle, Willem Hagemann, Moritz Held, Klas Ihme, Severin Kacianka, Alyssa J. Kerscher, Sebastian Lehnhoff, Andreas Luedtke, Alexander Pretschner, Astrid Rakow, Rieger Jochem, Daniel Sonntag, Maike Schwammberger, Benedikt Austel, Anirudh Unni, Eric Veith
doi Accepted Manuscript
Multitasking While Driving: Central Bottleneck or Problem State Interference?
The objective of this work was to investigate if visuospatial attention and working memory load interact at a central control resource or at a task-specific, information processing resource during driving. In previous multitasking driving experiments, interactions between different cognitive concepts (e.
Moritz Held, Jochem W. Rieger, Jelmer P. Borst
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