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Driver State Monitoring · Multimodal Sensing

Measuring driver trust with physiological signals

Evaluating which sensors and signal features can help estimate trust in automated driving.

Driving simulator setup with eye tracking, skin conductance, cardiac, and EEG sensors

Research question

Which combination of physiological measurements can help estimate a driver’s trust in an automated vehicle in real time?

Approach

We designed a simulator study using eye tracking, electrocardiography (ECG), electroencephalography (EEG), and electrodermal activity (EDA). We used machine learning classifiers to compare sensor combinations and visualized which signal features contributed most to the predictions.