Young, Mark and Birrell, Stewart A. (2012) Ecological Interface Design for eco-driving. In Proceedings of European Conference on Human Centred Design for Intelligent Transport Systems (pp. 103-109). Lyon: HUMANIST publications.
Abstract
Eco-driving issues are of high priority at the moment. Research suggests that a change in driving style can reduce fuel consumption and emissions by around 15% in many cases. In response to this need, the UK Foot-LITE project developed an in-car feedback system to encourage safer and greener driving behaviours. In ordert o balance positive behaviour change against the potential negative effects of distraction, an Ecological Interface Design approach was adopted. The current paper presents an overview of the human centred design process adopted in the Foot-LITE project, as well as a review of other similar systems on the market.
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