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en:safeav:hmc:lang [2025/06/05 12:14] pczekalskien:safeav:hmc:lang [2025/10/20 19:25] (current) – [7.3 Language of Driving Concepts] raivo.sell
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 ====== Language of Driving Concepts ====== ====== Language of Driving Concepts ======
-{{:en:iot-open:czapka_b.png?50| Bachelors (1st level) classification icon }} 
  
-<todo @raivo.sell></todo>+The Language of Driving (LoD) describes the implicit and explicit signals that allow autonomous vehicles and humans to understand each other in mixed traffic [1–3]. 
 + 
 +===== Semantics and Pragmatics of Driving ===== 
 +Driving behavior can be analyzed as a layered communication system: 
 +  * **Phonetics:** visible cues such as lights or motion rhythm.   
 +  * **Semantics:** the meaning of those cues (e.g., yield, proceed).   
 +  * **Pragmatics:** how meaning changes with context and environment.   
 + 
 +An autonomous vehicle must infer human intent and simultaneously display legible intent of its own [2]. 
 + 
 +===== Cultural Adaptation and Universality ===== 
 +Driving “languages” vary globally; hence interfaces must maintain universal meaning while allowing local adaptation [1].   
 +Behavior should be recognizable but not anthropomorphic, preserving clarity across cultures [3]. 
 + 
 +===== LoD Implementation Examples ===== 
 +Field experiments using light-based cues have shown that simple color and motion patterns effectively communicate awareness and yielding.   
 +Participants reported improved understanding when signals were consistent and redundant across modalities [2]. 
 + 
 +{{:en:safeav:hmc:iseauto_crossing_scenario.jpg?600| Typical pedestrian crossing scenario using visual LoD cues. }} 
 + 
 +===== Future Development ===== 
 +Formalizing LoD as a measurable framework is essential for verification, standardization, and interoperability of automated behavior [3]. 
 + 
 +---- 
 + 
 +**References:** 
 +[1] Razdan, R. et al. (2020). *Unsettled Topics Concerning Human and Autonomous Vehicle Interaction.* SAE EDGE Research Report EPR2020025.   
 +[2] Kalda, K., Sell, R., Soe, R.-M. (2021). *Use Case of Autonomous Vehicle Shuttle and Passenger Acceptance.* Proc. Estonian Academy of Sciences, 70 (4).   
 +[3] Kalda, K., Pizzagalli, S.-L., Soe, R.-M., Sell, R., Bellone, M. (2022). *Language of Driving for Autonomous Vehicles.* *Applied Sciences*, 12 (11). 
  
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