360 Navigation

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Abstract/Contents

Abstract: 360 Navigation solves key problems existing in navigation systems that have not been addressed. It is a smart windshield that replaces the role of the navigation system and also augments the driver’s overall experience with the car. Current navigation systems includes both visual and audio cues, but they are not optimized for drivers to view simultaneously while driving. This results in an effort to multitask between looking at windshield, checking the GPS, and listening to audio directions, creating a high switching cost between different focal points. The ultimate end result is lowered road awareness and lack of concentration. By highlighting only the most important visual cues that the driver must take into account while driving, 360 Navigation is able to filter the overwhelming amount of visual stimuli on the road, increasing driver focus and attentiveness.

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Date created	2013-05-06

Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/hj905sc8069

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Preferred Citation: Corral, Alfredo and Lily Fu, Tianay Pulphus, Sharleen Tu (2013). 360 Navigation. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at http://purl.stanford.edu/hj905sc8069.

Big Idea Festival for Automotive Interfaces 2013

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