Myounghoon Jeon

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Understanding Multi-user, Handheld Mixed Reality for Group-based MR Games

Research has identified applications of mobile-based VR, which utilizes handheld displays or mobile devices, for developing systems that involve users in mixed reality (MR) without the need for head-worn displays (HWDs). Such systems can potentially accommodate large groups of users participating in MR. However, we la…

AUTO_UI '23CorrespondingIn-Vehicle Haptic, Audio & Multimodal Feedback +1

Novel In-Vehicle Gesture Interactions: Design and Evaluation of Auditory Displays and Menu Generation Interfaces

Using in-vehicle infotainment systems degrades driving performance and increases crash risk. To address this, we developed air gesture interfaces using various auditory displays. Thirty-two participants drove a simulator with air-gesture menu navigation tasks. A 4x2 mixed-model design was used to explore the effects o…

AUTO_UI '21CorrespondingIn-Vehicle Haptic, Audio & Multimodal Feedback +2

Effects of Native and Secondary Language Processing on Emotional Drivers' Situation Awareness, Driving Performance, and Subjective Perception

Research shows that emotions have a substantial influence on the cognitive processes of humans and in the context of driving, can negatively influence driving performance. Drivers' interaction with in-vehicle agents can improve their emotional state and can lead to increased road safety. Language is another important…

AUTO_UI '21CorrespondingAutomated Driving Interface & Takeover Design +2

In-Vehicle Intelligent Agents in Fully Autonomous Driving: The Effects of Speech Style and Embodiment Together and Separately

Speech style and embodiment are two widely researched characteristics of in-vehicle intelligent agents (IVIAs). This study aimed to investigate the influence of speech style (informative vs. conversational) and embodiment (voice-only vs. robot) and their interaction effects on driver-agent interaction. We conducted a…

AUTO_UI '21CorrespondingMotion Sickness & Passenger Experience

A Review of Motion Sickness in Automated Vehicles

Automated vehicles (AVs) are the next wave of evolution in the transportation industry, but the progress towards increased levels of automation faces several challenges. One of the major problems, that gets overlooked, is motion sickness. As more drivers become passengers engaging in ‘passenger tasks’, it will lead to…

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