Study on the Characteristic of Eye During Traffic Operation

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To design vehicle auxiliary equipment, it need master the characteristic of eye. The paper adopted iView X HED as equipment to get the characteristic of eye during traffic operation, results could be treat as experiment research. The paper collected the data of eye, and adopted location, during, blink time, blink frequency, transient of eye focus as parameters to study the characteristic of eye, and given a measurable value to them. It was a foundation to further research of driver’s characteristic. The result shown that: the location mainly in ahead, the average value of time and blink was 0.3098s and 0.231s. Frequency of blink was respond to traffic condition, the mainly direction of transient was left and right.

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