The design, development and integration of new Advanced Driving Assistant Systems (ADAS) and In-Vehicle Information Systems (IVIS) requires knowledge of riders' needs and wants, firstly to identify what can really help riders to avoid accidents (needs), and then to find out which are the devices/improvements they want for their PTWs (wants). The Saferider approach to capture riders' needs and wants consisted in two different ways to identify needs and wants: a Focus Group with expert rider trainers to find out needs, and a Public Survey to investigate riders' opinions about usefulness of several ADAS and IVIS systems (wants).
Riders’ needs and wants: The Saferider Approach / M. Pierini; N. Baldanzini; G. Bencini; R. Montanari; E. Bekiaris; A. Delhaye. - ELETTRONICO. - (2009), pp. 1-8. (Intervento presentato al convegno 16th ITS World Congress tenutosi a Stockholm, Sweden nel 21-25 September 2009).
Riders’ needs and wants: The Saferider Approach
N. Baldanzini;
2009
Abstract
The design, development and integration of new Advanced Driving Assistant Systems (ADAS) and In-Vehicle Information Systems (IVIS) requires knowledge of riders' needs and wants, firstly to identify what can really help riders to avoid accidents (needs), and then to find out which are the devices/improvements they want for their PTWs (wants). The Saferider approach to capture riders' needs and wants consisted in two different ways to identify needs and wants: a Focus Group with expert rider trainers to find out needs, and a Public Survey to investigate riders' opinions about usefulness of several ADAS and IVIS systems (wants).
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