Perception of semi-autonomous intelligent vehicles such as smart powered wheelchairs

Malik Haddad; David Sanders; Giles Tewkesbury; Shikun Zhou; Martin Clifford Langner

Perception of semi-autonomous intelligent vehicles such as smart powered wheelchairs

Malik Haddad, David Sanders, Giles Tewkesbury, Shikun Zhou, Martin Clifford Langner

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This paper investigates perceptions of what semi-autonomous vehicles such as Smart powered-wheelchairs are and whether perception has changed. Information about semi-autonomous vehicles (especially powered-wheelchairs) was analysed to investigate how concepts and their benefits are perceived. Some common understanding is found, but there is uncertainty about whether autonomous/semi-autonomous implies automatic/unmanned. There is a tendency to distinguish between semi-autonomous and unmanned but that distinction does not appear to be made in the minds of everyday people. Implications of this are discussed.

Original language	English
Number of pages	7
Journal	Journal of Physics: Conference Series
Publication status	Accepted for publication - 1 Nov 2021
Event	2nd International Symposium on Automation, Information and Computing 2021 - China, Beijing , China Duration: 3 Dec 2021 → 6 Dec 2021 https://www.isaic-conf.com/#/

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Perception of semi-autonomous intelligent vehicles such as smart powered wheelchairs

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