Driver Distraction through Conversation Measured with Pupillometry | Zendy

Carsten Dlugosch | Zendy; Antonia S. Conti | Zendy; Klaus Bengler | Zendy

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Driver Distraction through Conversation Measured with Pupillometry

Author(s) -

Carsten Dlugosch,

Antonia S. Conti,

Klaus Bengler

Publication year - 2013

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.17077/drivingassessment.1488

Subject(s) - conversation , distraction , pupillometry , computer science , human–computer interaction , psychology , pupil , cognitive psychology , communication , neuroscience

Assessing a driver´s mental workload during tasks that are not visual-manual is a challenging endeavor. Especially with the rapid development of speech systems, this is becoming increasingly important. Pupillometry promises to be a suitable physiological measurement method, sensitive to variations of cognitive workload. This driving simulator study shows that the pupillometry data indicate a significant increase in cognitive activity during conversation tasks regardless of the acoustic channel used.

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