Kostas Stylidis
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Kostas Stylidis is a researcher whose work bridges the critical intersection of design, engineering, and human perception, with a primary focus on autonomous vehicle development and user experience. His key research areas include vehicle design taxonomy, perceived safety in autonomous systems, and the integration of human factors into engineering processes. Stylidis’s major contribution lies in his pioneering effort to systematically categorize design features that instill a sense of safety in autonomous vehicles, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2022 paper, “Shaping Autonomous Vehicles: Towards a Taxonomy of Design Features Instilling a Sense of Safety.” This work provides a foundational framework for designers and engineers to create vehicles that not only function safely but also communicate safety to users—a critical step for public acceptance of self-driving technology. With over 3 citations, his research is gaining traction in both academic and industrial circles, influencing how autonomous systems are perceived and designed. Stylidis’s work is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, merging design theory with empirical research to address real-world challenges in mobility, making him a key voice in shaping the future of human-centered autonomous transportation.
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