the paper proposes for the first time a generic solution - open architecture - for intelligent vehicles that allow the harmonization of the increasing information flow provided by on-board functions to the driver. The so-called AIDE architecture tackles the problem in a holistic way, by handling in-vehicle information and advanced driver assistance systems, HMI I/O components and nomad devices through integrative and adaptive "management" functions. In parallel, a driver- vehicle-environment perception scheme is proposed that in real-time enables adaptivity features of the management functions. The proposed work is under the AIDE project; it is currently being implemented in demonstrator vehicles.
System architecture for integrated adaptive HMI solutions
2006 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium ; 388-393
2006-01-01
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Englisch
System Architecture for Integrated Adaptive HMI Solutions
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