Highly automated driving promises to offer improved safety together with a multitude of previously unimagined possibilities such as reduced disparities, stress, and more meaningful activities while driving. However, the uptake and realization of automated driving has been lacking behind its promise which is in part contributed by the difficulties to identify safe and acceptable ways for the human to interact with the automated vehicle.
The HADRIAN project investigates and defines the driver role for automated vehicles using a holistic user centered approach that addresses shortcomings of current development and design processes to achieve high impact and wide-reaching acceptance of automated vehicles.
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Presentation of HADRIAN project @ACH
January 12, 2021

HADRIAN Newsletter – out now!
December 22, 2020

Second Consortium Meeting, 8-9 September 2020
September 14, 2020

Sensorized driving simulator installation
August 4, 2020

HADRIAN mobility scenarios
July 6, 2020

HADRIAN Meeting in Munich
February 11, 2020

HADRIAN Kick-off Meeting
January 14-15 , 2020 in Graz

HADRIAN kick-off telecon
December 3, 2019

HADRIAN at the Mobitas Conference
July 19-24, 2020 in Copenhagen