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How driverless vehicles can be made safer for deaf and hard of hearing people
Combining visual and audio signals improves trust and safety for diverse pedestrians including deaf and blind people, researchers say, urging inclusive design for driverless cars.
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TechXploreHow driverless vehicles can be made safer for deaf and hard of hearing people
Self-driving cars are very much a reality and no longer a vision from science fiction. In the UK, automated vehicles (AVs) such as self-driving shuttles are already being tested on public roads. Self-driving taxi services are expected to launch in 2026, and the Automated Vehicles Act is scheduled for implementation in 2027. This act establishes the legal groundwork for driverless cars to operate on Britain’s roads. As these vehicles move from re…
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