Input/Output Devices. Chapter 5 of Tanenbaum. Have both hardware and
software. Want to hide the details from the programmer (user). Ideally have the
same ...
Input / Output Devices. Different ways to ... Conscious output is muscularly
mediated ... Fastest device to orient on a target on screen according to research.
Computer system hardware components include devices that perform the ... The
input device might be a keyboard, the output device might be a monitor ...
Input/Output devices are required for users to communicate with the computer. In
simple terms, input devices bring information INTO the computer and output.
Chapter 10: Input and Output Devices. March, 01. 10.1 FUNCTIONS OF INPUT
AND OUTPUT DEVICES. The main function of an input device is to. ;. The main ...
1. INPUT/OUTPUT. DEVICES. Dr. Bill Yi. Santa Clara University. (Based on text:
David A. Patterson & John L. Hennessy, Computer Organization and Design:.
Donald Hearn and Pauline Baker M, " Computer Graphics", Pearson Education,
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show the support that the ARM instruction set architecture has for interfacing to
input/ ... The ARM microcontroller on the DSLMU Microcontroller Board ...
Input and Output Devices. • Most important components of a multimedia system. •
Devices classified as per their use. • Key devices for multimedia output.
To familiarize with the concept of input and output impedance of a circuit.
Evaluate the ... B.3 Alternative derivation of the output and input impedances. III.
Abstract—Wearable computing with Input-Output devices. Base on Eye-Based
Human Computer Interaction: EBHCI which allows location based web services ...
released the necessary APIs to allow users to fully explore the device ..... [4] API reference, Anoto SDK for PC applications (3.2), Anoto, 2006. [5] Anoto SDK for ...
ANDREW S. TANENBAUM. Chapter 5. Input/Output. Tanenbaum, Modern
Operating Systems 3 e, (c) 2008 Prentice-Hall, Inc. All rights reserved. 0-13-
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Vosges Mountains (57, France), hereafter named SP57, and a 35 yr-old beech plot in the Burgundy. Mountains (58, France), hereafter named Breuil.
perekonomian Jawa Tengah melalui pendekatan input output yang terbentuk. ...
digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode analisis input output dengan ...
For example, all IBM BIOS routines are designed for putting information on the
video display ... Then program issues a software interrupt to give the BIOS control
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Datorarkitektur I. Fö 4 - 1. Petru Eles, IDA, LiTH. INPUT/OUTPUT HANDLING. 1.
Input/Output Devices and System Buses. 2. Bus Arbitration. 3. Bus Timing. 4.
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www.aide-eu.org. Input and Output (I/O) devices for. HMI integration. ▫Approach
taken in AIDE's HMI I/O was to consider the same I/O devices for the same ...
INPUT and OUTPUT Devices
Dominic Paul Piamonte Volvo Technology
Input and Output (I/O) devices for HMI integration Approach taken in AIDE’s HMI I/O was to consider the same I/O devices for the same functions as much as possible from all prototype work to the eventual demonstrators later This approach reflects the integration and adaptation strategies developed in the AIDE project Nonetheless, certain subtle differences in the design and use of the HMI components exist among the prototypes owing to the nature of the vehicle types themselves (i.e. city car vs. luxury car vs. truck) and the brand they carry
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HMI components, developed, tested and demonstrated Active Safety & Driving Comfort à Vulnerable road users/ pedestrian detection system (APALACI) à Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) à Forward Collision Warning (FCW) à Lane Keeping Support (SAFELANE) à Attention Support/Distraction Warning à Curve warning à Parking support à Traffic signal recognition
Information and Communication à Navigation and dynamic map system à GSM phone à Nomadic devices à Infotainment à Radio à Fleet management à Climate à Vehicle status monitoring à Trip computer à Traditional info (“standard functions”)
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Input and Output (I/O) devices for HMI integration
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Shared I/O devices for HMI integration Shared I/O devices à CIC=Configurable Instrument Clusters à SID=Secondary Information Display à HUD=Head-Up Display à Haptic Barrel Keys Nomadic devices à Speech I/O à Nomadic devices integrated in the in-vehicle HMI Shared sensors: à Standard vehicle sensors (speed, SW angle, etc), Forward looking radar, Lane tracker, Eye/head tracker, GPS and map data
Configurable Instrument Cluster Truck
Configurable Instrument Cluster Car
Haptic Barrel Key
Secondary Information DisplayTruck www.aide-eu.org
DVE monitoring and HMI adaptivity DVE (Driver-Vehicle-Environment) monitoring: à Driving demand à Distraction and drowsiness à Traffic/environment risk à Driver’s strategies/abilities/preferences DVE state knowledge is used for: à Postponing, simplifying, intensifying, adapting e.g. information modality, timing and ADAS sensitivity à Central prioritisation and scheduling through the ICA (Interaction and Communication Assistant) à Incoming messages from nomadic devices are also filtered through the ICA
Conclusions Work succeeded in determining the HMI components (i.e. displays, headup displays, speech I/O, sounds etc) => used as basis in deciding the final versions for installation in the AIDE vehicle demonstrators (truck, city and luxury cars). Novelty and innovativeness attained based on how these components were grouped, as well as how their modalities were combined and prioritised to present information in a safer and highly usable manner à This approach reflects the integration and adaptation strategies developed in the AIDE project à Exemplified also by the subtle differences in the design and use of the HMI components exist among the prototypes owing to the nature of the vehicle types themselves (i.e. city car vs. luxury car vs. truck) and the brand they carried
