A visibility assessment of the design pattern of car tail lamps in terms of perceptual sensitivity on face recognition abilities

In recent years, there has been concern regarding the frequent occurrence of nighttime collisions. This research aims to clarify how differences in tail lamp design affect their visibility to other...

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