Effect of simulated rumble strips in static driving simulator - a pre-study
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Communications avec actesAuthor
PLOUZEAU, JérémyPAILLOT, DamienAYKENT, BarisMERIENNE, FrédéricAbstract
In this article, we present an experiment whose goal is to show the impact of adding transverse rumble strips on the driver’s behavior. Actually rumble strips are used to increase the security on dangerous crossroad. To do this we developed a system that allows reproducing rumble strips in simulation using vibrations. The system is mounted on a dynamic driving simulator and the simulation is made with ScanerStudio.
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