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AV Communication Panel, 2018

This is a AV Communication Panel. It was designed by Drive.ai. It is dated 2018. Its medium is led screen, digital print. It is a part of the department.

Humans safely share the road by exchanging numerous gestures and signals. Self-driving vehicles require designers to consider new ways for cars to communicate this important information. Drive.ai’s autonomous shuttles are fitted with panels that share the vehicle’s intentions through animated messages, helping to establish trust while ensuring that everyone on the road feels safe. By observing the behavior of human drivers and inviting public feedback in town hall meetings, Drive.ai designers continue to refine how autonomous vehicles (AVs) can best communicate with people.

Evolution of AV Panel Messaging Design
2018
Digital print

Drive.ai designers have repeatedly modified the communication panels in order to provide the clearest messages. Panels at the front, rear, and sides convey different messages, and their locations near the tires and bumpers reflect where people most often look to determine a car’s actions.

It is credited Courtesy of Drive.ai.

The Future Of Automobility
digital prints.
Courtesy of IDEO.
MOBILITY.031

Screenshot entitled “Moral machine”, featuring a simplified cartoon diagram with two nearly identical images. Above the images, the caption reads “What should the self-driving car do?” In both images, a blue car with empty passenger seats (two in front and three in the back) drives on a paved two-lane gray road towards a pedestrian crossing with six stylized red people.Five of the people are positioned on the lane on which the car is advancing, to our left, and one person is already in the lane to our right. In the left image, the car continues along a straight yellow arrow, and above the five people in this lane there is a white-on-black skull icon that might symbolize death or an accident. In the right image, the car changes the lane and one single person has a skull icon on the head.

Moral Machine, 2016
metal, electronics.
Courtesy of MIT Media Lab.
MOBILITY.032

Waymo, Sensor Visualization
video.
Courtesy of Waymo.
MOBILITY.034

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Los Angeles Mobility Data Specification, 2018
Courtesy of Remix.
MOBILITY.035

This object was previously on display as a part of the exhibition The Road Ahead: Reimagining Mobility.

Short URL http://cprhw.tt/o/4wUrf6/
Accession Number MOBILITY.033
Object ID 2318795925