Overcoming Limitations in Human Factors Research into Distracted Driving
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Human factors research is keenly interested in what’s happening in the brain of distracted drivers while texting or using…
Simulator Sickness: Design Implications of the Rest-Frame Hypothesis
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In a previous post, we discussed the three most widely recognized theories about simulation sickness (and their scenario design…
The Three Traditional Theories of Simulator Sickness and their Implications for Scenario Design
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Simulator sickness can complicate simulation-based driving research and negatively affect the validity of that research. When participants are uncomfortable…
Choosing a Driver Simulation Platform that Minimizes Simulation Sickness
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Driver simulation is a remarkably powerful research tool. It allows us to safely and affordably explore how people handle…
Traffic Simulation Gives Insights for Highway Safety Wins
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A recent driving and traffic simulation study from the University of Minnesota suggests several cost-effective ways to address rural…
Supporting Customers’ Efforts to Remain Productive and Save Jobs During COVID-19
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Ann Arbor, Michigan – April 14, 2020 – Arotech’s Training and Simulation Division’s (ATSD) Realtime Technologies (RTI) expands customer…