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Reducing steering wheel stiffness is beneficial in supporting evasive maneuvers

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2008The effect of haptic guidance on curve negotiation behavior of young, experienced drivers136 cited
2004Shared control between human and machine: haptic display of automation during manual control of vehicle heading104 cited
2008Motivation for continuous haptic gas pedal feedback to support car following53 cited

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2014Understanding and reducing conflicts between driver and haptic shared control46 cited
2013Design and evaluation of steering protection for avoiding collisions during a lane change45 cited
2012The importance of including knowledge of neuromuscular behaviour in haptic shared control43 cited

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