Workshop on HMI Design in the Context of DMS and Automation: How Should the System Respond?

Camera-based driver monitoring systems (DMS) are a mature technology capable of reliably detecting a wide range of driver behaviours and states [3, 7]. However, fully realising the safety potential of DMS requires accurate monitoring be paired with effective human-machine interfaces (HMI) to facilitate behavioural change when risky behaviours or unsafe driver states are detected. Further, increasing levels of driving automation pose challenges for researchers and manufacturers in determining how automated components of the vehicle-system should react when such states are detected. This workshop will address the issue of DMS-HMI integration by providing a space for collaborators to discuss key emerging issues for driver monitoring and HMI response. The organisers will present an introduction to DMS concepts and industry standards, and outline the challenge of implementing DMS in both manual and assisted driving environments, followed by small-group discussions. The organisers will combine industry and academic perspectives to facilitate problem solving with participants.