Breaking down the language barrier between autonomous cars and pedestrians
https://uxdesign.cc/wave-breaking-down-the-language-barrier-between-autonomous-cars-and-pedestrians-autonomy-tech-a8ba1f6686
You’re walking down the sidewalk and reach the intersection at the same time as an Uber. The driver raises his hand off the wheel and waves, motioning you to cross. A minute later you reach a second intersection right after another car does. The driver lifts his hand, telling you that they’re going first.
But as you reach the next intersection, a self-driving taxi comes to a stop. How do you know what its plans are? Should you go first or does its AI brain think the car should?
Breaking down the language barrier between autonomous cars and pedestrians
Jul 25, 2018, 9:13am UTC
https://uxdesign.cc/wave-breaking-down-the-language-barrier-between-autonomous-cars-and-pedestrians-autonomy-tech-a8ba1f6686
> You’re walking down the sidewalk and reach the intersection at the same time as an Uber. The driver raises his hand off the wheel and waves, motioning you to cross. A minute later you reach a second intersection right after another car does. The driver lifts his hand, telling you that they’re going first.
> But as you reach the next intersection, a self-driving taxi comes to a stop. How do you know what its plans are? Should you go first or does its AI brain think the car should?