User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental Design
Meeting the world’s increasing need for transportation today soon requires the development of autonomous vehicle systems. User-centered approaches in industrial design are crucial to advance technological, mechanical, and equipment specifications and provide effective driving experiences. This study...
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Süleyman Demirel University
2022-04-01
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| description | Meeting the world’s increasing need for transportation today soon requires the development of autonomous vehicle systems. User-centered approaches in industrial design are crucial to advance technological, mechanical, and equipment specifications and provide effective driving experiences. This study analyzes conventional and new generation autonomous vehicles through user-centered design (UCD) and drivers’ experiences. Turkish company BMC and the new truck series “Tuğra” are selected. Participants are truck drivers, designers, engineers, and specialists. Observations and face-to-face interviews investigated comfort, usefulness, usability, desirability, accessibility, credibility, findability, and value from the elements of user experience design within the truck, as well as users’ awareness of UCD. Credibility and usability were among the highest-ranked principles. The participants provided valuable information for the design development of trucks, and ideas for future problems and solutions. Further multidisciplinary research that focuses on technical, as well as social and ethical issues is essential in this new and emerging area. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-fd8b5f9498f54954849cc222c04cf6d62023-02-15T16:20:00ZengSüleyman Demirel UniversityJournal of Architectural Sciences and Applications2548-01702022-04-017Özel Sayı10411310.30785/mbud.10233501113User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental DesignÖnder Küçükerman0Nimet Dilaver1Deniz Hasırcı2HALIC UNIVERSITYIZMIR UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICSIZMIR UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICSMeeting the world’s increasing need for transportation today soon requires the development of autonomous vehicle systems. User-centered approaches in industrial design are crucial to advance technological, mechanical, and equipment specifications and provide effective driving experiences. This study analyzes conventional and new generation autonomous vehicles through user-centered design (UCD) and drivers’ experiences. Turkish company BMC and the new truck series “Tuğra” are selected. Participants are truck drivers, designers, engineers, and specialists. Observations and face-to-face interviews investigated comfort, usefulness, usability, desirability, accessibility, credibility, findability, and value from the elements of user experience design within the truck, as well as users’ awareness of UCD. Credibility and usability were among the highest-ranked principles. The participants provided valuable information for the design development of trucks, and ideas for future problems and solutions. Further multidisciplinary research that focuses on technical, as well as social and ethical issues is essential in this new and emerging area.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/2080396industrial designuser-centered design (ucd)autonomous vehiclestruck designtruck interiorsendüstriyel tasarımkullanıcı odaklı tasarımotonom araçkamyon tasarımıkamyon iç mekânı |
| spellingShingle | Önder Küçükerman Nimet Dilaver Deniz Hasırcı User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental Design Journal of Architectural Sciences and Applications industrial design user-centered design (ucd) autonomous vehicles truck design truck interiors endüstriyel tasarım kullanıcı odaklı tasarım otonom araç kamyon tasarımı kamyon iç mekânı |
| title | User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental Design |
| title_full | User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental Design |
| title_fullStr | User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental Design |
| title_full_unstemmed | User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental Design |
| title_short | User-Centered Approaches in Conventional and Autonomous Truck Design and Future Effects on Environmental Design |
| title_sort | user centered approaches in conventional and autonomous truck design and future effects on environmental design |
| topic | industrial design user-centered design (ucd) autonomous vehicles truck design truck interiors endüstriyel tasarım kullanıcı odaklı tasarım otonom araç kamyon tasarımı kamyon iç mekânı |
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