DC6. Learning from the whole spectrum of driver behaviour: from unsafe to optimal driving

Mohammad Pashaee

Education
M.Sc. in Mechatronic Engineering at K.N. Toosi University of Technology
B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering at Babol Noshirvani University of Technology
About
I was born and raised in Iran, where I developed a deep fascination for engineering and technology from a young age. Inspired by the potential to positively impact the world, I strived to get a deep understanding of driver behavior, developing a keen interest in hazard perception. My master’s thesis focused on the evaluation of Driver’s Hazard Perception and Performance in Simultaneous Longitudinal and Lateral Control of Vehicle using a driving simulator, with a special emphasis on human factors. This experience enriched my knowledge and fueled my passion for enhancing driver safety.
Subsequently, I worked as a research assistant, where I investigated driver distraction detection in third-level automation based on the driver monitoring system. I also studied human factors affecting vehicle dynamics, such as safety margins and task difficulty. These experiences mesmerized me and deepened my appreciation for the concept of safety and its critical role.

 

Research Journal

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