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The Car That Cried Wolf: Driver Responses to Missing, Perfectly Performing, and Oversensitive Collision Avoidance Systems.

E. Fu, S. Sibi, D. Miller, M. Johns, B. Mok, M. Fischer, and D. Sirkin. IV, page 1830-1836. IEEE, (2019)

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Assessing the Effects of Failure Alerts on Transitions of Control from Autonomous Driving Systems.E. Fu, D. Hyde, S. Sibi, M. Johns, M. Fischer, and D. Sirkin. IV, page 1956-1963. IEEE, (2020)Is Too Much System Caution Counterproductive? Effects of Varying Sensitivity and Automation Levels in Vehicle Collision Avoidance Systems.E. Fu, M. Johns, D. Hyde, S. Sibi, M. Fischer, and D. Sirkin. CHI, page 1-13. ACM, (2020)Role Negotiation in a Haptic Shared Control Framework.A. Ghasemi, M. Johns, B. Garber, P. Boehm, P. Jayakumar, W. Ju, and R. Gillespie. AutomotiveUI (adjunct), page 179-184. ACM, (2016)Looking ahead: Anticipatory interfaces for driver-automation collaboration.M. Johns, B. Mok, W. Jr., S. Sibi, and W. Ju. ITSC, page 1-7. IEEE, (2017)Driver Assistance after Handover of Control from Automation.M. Johns, G. Strack, and W. Ju. ITSC, page 2104-2110. IEEE, (2018)Take the wheel: Effects of available modalities on driver intervention.B. Mok, M. Johns, N. Gowda, S. Sibi, and W. Ju. Intelligent Vehicles Symposium, page 1358-1365. IEEE, (2016)Toward Measurement of Situation Awareness in Autonomous Vehicles.D. Sirkin, N. Martelaro, M. Johns, and W. Ju. CHI, page 405-415. ACM, (2017)Actions speak louder: Effects of a transforming steering wheel on post-transition driver performance.B. Mok, M. Johns, S. Yang, and W. Ju. ITSC, page 1-8. IEEE, (2017)Tunneled In: Drivers with Active Secondary Tasks Need More Time to Transition from Automation.B. Mok, M. Johns, D. Miller, and W. Ju. CHI, page 2840-2844. ACM, (2017)Learning-by-Doing: Using Near Infrared Spectroscopy to Detect Habituation and Adaptation in Automated Driving.S. Balters, S. Sibi, M. Johns, M. Steinert, and W. Ju. AutomotiveUI, page 134-143. ACM, (2017)

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