How to use cognitive tools to increase sustainability of elderly people’s mobility?

Cao, Hang (2022) How to use cognitive tools to increase sustainability of elderly people’s mobility? COGNITIVE SUSTAINABILITY, 1 (4). ArtNo:26. ISSN 2939-5240

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Abstract

Aging is a major international trend. The effective and long-term development of activities for the elderly is an important issue. Vehicles must improve the range of activities of older people and increase their life trajectory beyond their age limits. With human participation, autonomous vehicles need to improve driving capabilities to drive safely in traffic scenarios and implement sustainable solutions. We will explore the mobility of aging people when riding in traffic and as pedestrians, with the hope of having sustainable development in terms of convenience and safety for aging people in transportation. The discussion is illustrated in terms of the impact on driving behavior, the functionality of vehicle sensors, and the interaction with traffic road users. This paper helps to illustrate that autonomous driving tasks can benefit aging drivers in terms of driver users, vehicle sensors and systems, and road users when dealing with new or unexpected traffic situations. Identifying cognitive changes and relationships is important better to understand the road environment's cognitive processes and behaviors.

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