Diego Minen
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Diego Minen is a researcher specializing in the intersection of autonomous vehicle technology and human factors, with a particular focus on driving simulation and human-machine interaction. His work critically examines the transition from human-driven to assisted and fully autonomous driving systems, using advanced simulation environments to assess performance, safety, and user experience. Minen’s most cited study, "Assisted / autonomous vs. human driving assessment on the DiM driving simulator using objective / subjective characterization" (2019), provides a foundational framework for comparing driving behaviors across different levels of automation. By integrating both objective metrics—such as vehicle control and reaction times—with subjective user feedback, his research offers a holistic understanding of how drivers interact with and trust automated systems. Though early in his career, Minen’s contributions are vital for designing safer, more intuitive autonomous vehicles, bridging the gap between engineering and human-centered design. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring the behavioral and ergonomic challenges of next-generation transportation.
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