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Multimodal Takeover Requests for Drivers with Hearing Loss: Implications for AI-Enabled Communication in Automated Vehicles
More than 430 million people worldwide live with disabling hearing loss. Although people with hearing loss are legally permitted to drive and may benefit from conditionally automated vehicles, SAE Level 3 systems still require drivers to respond to takeover requests when automation reaches its limit
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