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5. Mosi by
Floren van Barlingen,
Nicolaas Romagnoli
(2022).
Exploring external signals from automatedly driven vehicles for vulnerable road users.
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7. Current by
Jesper Kapteijns
(2022).
eHMI for implicit communication of actual and intended kinetic motion patterns of a vehicle.
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9. AMBIT by
Helder Stompff
(2022).
Designing the Transition period between a manual driven present, and automated future.
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10. Unity by
Moos van der Bijl
(2020).
A mobility vision concept, which combines the aspects of both car and house by a physical connection.
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25. OUTERFACE by
Rutger Verstegen
(2020).
A 360-degree rooftop interface to communicate to let automated vehicles communicate to the outside.
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26. ITE by
Yorn Thijssen
(2020).
Continuous flow of personalized information through elements integrated in the dashboard of the car.
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27. InShift by
Anil Eranil
(2020).
Minimisation of distractions from the infotainment system by involving the front seat passenger and having them act as the co-driver.
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32. AVTR HOAN by
Liang Hsiang
(2020).
Transformation of the Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR through an adaptive interior ambiance.
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33. AVI by
Denise Kooter
(2020).
Two way communication between fully automated vehicle taxi and its passengers.
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37. AeroAdaptive by
Caya Kors
(2020).
An interior that can change shape to allow more freedom and flexibility.
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39. Whoosh by
Kyenno Scheepers
(2019).
Shape-changing interactive dashboard tackling sustainable automated driving in relation to the environmental factor wind.
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40. we-CAVE by
Thomas Pilaet
(2019).
An interface on the exterior of the car that can communicate the car’s situational awareness and intentions to other road users.
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41. Shapewheel by
Jay Kolvenbag
(2019).
Physically facilitating the transition of control in level 3 automated vehicles.
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47. I-Orient by
Stephanie Slee
(2019).
An interactive city map of Eindhoven placed in the city bus connecting airport and railway station.
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56. Bloomn by
Charlotte Bording
(2019).
Steering wheel that blooms open when the user wants to drive and fold in to devolve in mode of automation.
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57. Ambius by
Verindi Vekemans
(2019).
A light-system integrated into a bus seat that creates a personal ambiance. This light-system helps to improve the travel experience of travellers.
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62. PIP by
Milou Bruinenberg
(2017).
A personal planning application which provides the user with the available travel possibilities.
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63. SAS (Situation Awareness System) by
Donovan Lewis
(2016).
An information system designed for semi– and fully automated vehicles which uses light to discreetly inform passengers in a non-disruptive way about the vehicle’s next action.
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