S.Wing: a shared on-demand transportation network system for children

Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications: Adjunct Proceedings Pub Date : 2019-09-21 DOI:10.1145/3349263.3349605

Haena Kim, Auður Anna Jónsdóttir, J. Shankar, L. Boyle

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This video demonstrates the proposed Super Wing (S.Wing), a self-driving modular transportation system that provides children the opportunity to travel by themselves. The safety of children in vehicles is often threatened by distracted driving behaviors. With the on-demand S.Wing system, a child can travel by themselves based on the mutual needs of the parents and the child. S.Wing includes a supervision service by having a certified attendant with the child on-board. This ensures that the child's seat belt is safely fastened and help can be provided immediately. Modular S.Wing pod is ordered by an adult through a mobile application and offers the opportunity for the adult to monitor and interact with their child via live video streaming. The system has the potential to improve children's safety while they are on the road and allow them to engage in social and school-related activities without relying on adults for transportation.

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S.Wing:儿童按需共享交通网络系统

这段视频展示了拟议中的超级翼(S.Wing)，这是一种自动驾驶模块化交通系统，为孩子们提供了自己旅行的机会。儿童在车内的安全经常受到分心驾驶行为的威胁。有了按需s.w wing系统，孩子可以根据父母和孩子的共同需求自行出行。少年班包括由一名持证随员陪同儿童的监督服务。这样可以确保孩子的安全带系好，并可以立即提供帮助。模块化的S.Wing吊舱由成年人通过移动应用程序订购，并为成年人提供了通过实时视频流监控和与孩子互动的机会。该系统有可能提高儿童在路上的安全性，并允许他们在不依赖成年人的交通工具的情况下参与社会和学校相关活动。

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