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| ====== Modes of Interactions ====== | ====== Modes of Interactions ====== | ||
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| While the previous section described the foundations and goals of HMI, this section focuses on **how autonomous vehicles communicate with various stakeholders** and through which modes. | While the previous section described the foundations and goals of HMI, this section focuses on **how autonomous vehicles communicate with various stakeholders** and through which modes. | ||
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| | **Service-Level (Asynchronous)** | Maintenance, | | **Service-Level (Asynchronous)** | Maintenance, | ||
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| - | Together, they form a *hierarchical communication ecosystem* that ensures both **operational safety** and **human trust**. | ||
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| ===== 7. Design Principles for Effective Communication ===== | ===== 7. Design Principles for Effective Communication ===== | ||
