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The horse has bolted! Why human factors and ergonomics has to catch up with autonomous vehicles (and other advanced forms of automation)

In ‘Some pitfalls in the promises of Automated and Autonomous Vehicles’, Peter Hancock (2019) eloquently discusses his concerns regarding automated and autonomous vehicles. It is not a trivial inve...

Paul M Salmon | P. Salmon

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