Sight analysis with 'RAMSIS Cognitive': Step II

Wolfram Remlinger, Heiner Bubb, Hans Joachim Wirsching

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Abstract

The perception of visual information is the major input requirement for the psychological cognition process. The quality of perception of visual information is impaired by the geometrical and optical conditions of the displayed information. This concerns all technical information of the car as instruments, optical indicators, telltales and control displays. The international widely-used 3D-Man-Model System RAMSIS receives some additional functionality for analysis and practical design to simulate these viewing conditions in the car. These new RAMSIS functions include methods for the analysis of sight shadows, limits of visibility of liquid crystal displays, the time of focus shifts of the driver and the modelling of the optical parameters of head-up displays. These capabilities will enable a RAMSIS user to allow for (degraded) visual performance when designing the rising number of user interface displays in cars and airplanes.

Original languageEnglish
JournalSAE Technical Papers
DOIs
StatePublished - 2009
EventDigital Human Modeling for Design and Engineering Conference and Exhibition, DHM 2009 - Gothenburg, Sweden
Duration: 9 Jun 20099 Jun 2009

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