pupillometry

Pupil-diameter measurement (subset of eye_tracker; flagged separately for relevance).

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  1. Real-time monitoring of driver cognitive states: linking driving behavior to neural oscillations · 2026 · Alyan, Emad et al.
  2. Real-Time Cognitive Load Measurement of Pupillary Oscillation · 2026 · Duchowski, Andrew
  3. Multimodal Cognitive Load Estimation With Radio Frequency Sensing and Pupillometry in Complex Auditory Environments · 2026 · Anwar, Usman et al.
  4. Mental workload classification using EEG in drivers: A personalized approach to occupational risk reduction · 2026 · Atici-Ulusu, Hilal et al.
  5. Comprehensive Modeling and Evaluation of Workload in Driving Simulation Using the VACP Paradigm · 2026 · Aygun, Ayca et al.
  6. Cross-modal cognitive workload estimation in driving simulation: CCI–pupil coherence, vestibular mediation, and a multimodal workload index across five washout algorithm conditions · 2026 · Aykent, Baris
  7. The dynamics of driving performance in non-optimal human states: Drowsiness, high cognitive load, and acute stress · 2026 · Bakhchina, Anastasiia Vladimirovna et al.
  8. Tracking risk-taking behind the wheel: Which indicator of risky driving is the most useful in driving simulator studies? A pilot study. · 2026 · Baran P et al.
  9. Comparing Eye-Tracking Metrics with the Driver Activity Load Index · 2026 · Bend, Julia et al.
  10. Effects of Road Geometry and Driving Automation on Pupil Diameter: Evidence from a Simulated Driving Study · 2026 · Bosurgi, Gaetano et al.
  11. A comparative study on the effects of mind-wandering, distraction, and fatigue on driving performance and physiological responses · 2026 · Chen, Jingrui et al.
  12. Effects of visual warnings on guiding attention during distracted driving · 2026 · Chihara, Takanori et al.
  13. Cross-Environment Consistency of Driver Vigilance Under Visual Restriction: Eye-Tracking Evidence from Real and Simulated Driving · 2026 · Ding, Jie et al.
  14. Vocal Instability as a Sensitive Biomarker for Driving Stress: Decoupling Cognitive Load and Environmental Friction in a Real-World Dual-Task Protocol · 2026 · Doğan, Dağhan
  15. An experiment to explore the sensitivity of measuring mental effort by applying pupillometry and blink rate to task difficulty levels · 2026 · Dutka, Krisztian et al.
  16. Driver mental workload measurement trends and cognitive impacts: a literature review · 2026 · Faidah, Uyun Nadzirotul et al.
  17. Pupil size reveals the cognitive load involved in processing rhythmic stimuli of various tempi and complexity · 2026 · Fontaine, Elena et al.
  18. Applying Adaptive Gain Theory to Pupillary Dynamics During Hands-Off L2 Driving Under High Cognitive Load · 2026 · Goodridge, Courtney Michael et al.
  19. Multimodal Assessment of Pilot Cognitive Workload Using ECG and Eye-Tracking Features in Simulated Flight Tasks · 2026 · Guan, Yixuan et al.
  20. The interactive effects of NDRT cognitive complexity and traffic density on takeover performance in level 3 automated driving: a multimodal EEG and behavioral study · 2026 · Guo, Qi et al.
  21. Examining physiological parameters of mental workload in the cockpit: a multimethod approach · 2026 · Hamann, Anneke et al.
  22. Driver State Classification: Identifying High Cognitive Load and Drowsiness Through Driver Performance · 2026 · Ayas, Suzan et al.
  23. Understanding the risk factors of driving dilemmas at urban tunnel exits adjoining diverging areas: A naturalistic study · 2026 · He, Shiming et al.
  24. Cognitive state monitoring for neuroadaptive information visualization · 2026 · Idesis, Sebastian et al.
  25. Automated Pupil Dilation Tracking System Using Computer Vision for Task-Evoked Pupillary Response Analysis: A Low-Cost System Feasibility Study · 2026 · Jasińska, Hanna et al.
  26. Effects of Working Memory Capacity and Search Task Complexity on Cognitive Load · 2026 · Jayawardena, Gavindya et al.
  27. Assessment of cyclists' cognitive workload through eye tracker and EEG sensors: Sensitivity to individual and external factors in a real-world experiment · 2026 · Kchour, Fatima et al.
  28. Cognitive Stress Responses During an N-Back Task: Pupillary Dynamics and Salivary Alpha-Amylase Activity · 2026 · Kuroiwa, Toshihiko et al.
  29. Impact of cognitive load on pupil dilation: A comparative study of young and older adults · 2026 · Lenain, Manon et al.
  30. Effects of Driving Task Demands and Information Load on AR-HUD Cognitive Efficiency: The Moderating Role of Working Memory Capacity in a VR-Based Simulated Driving Environment. · 2026 · Li J et al.
  31. Eye-Tracking-Based Evaluation of Cognitive Style and Driving Task Effects on AR-HUD Navigation Interfaces · 2026 · Li, Jing et al.
  32. Characterizing alterations in attention networks under high mental workload · 2026 · Wu, Lin et al.
  33. Using psychophysiological metrics for understanding drivers’ mental workload and visual attention when overtaking automated truck platoons · 2026 · Lin, Zijian et al.
  34. Assessing cognitive load in navigation tasks through EEG: Spatio-temporal multi-scale analysis · 2026 · Liu, Yixin et al.
  35. Driver Takeover Performance under Different Driving Contexts and Non-Driving Tasks in Level 3 Automated Driving · 2026 · Liu, Meiqi et al.
  36. Visual Load Evaluation Model of Multi-view Monitoring Task Operator · 2026 · Liu, Zhongqi et al.
  37. Drivers’ Psycho-Physiology Characteristics and Workload Identification in Prairie Highway Work Zones · 2026 · Lyu, Zhen et al.
  38. Research on Distracted Driving State Recognition and Its Impact Using an Ensemble Learning Model Based on Multimodal Information Fusion · 2026 · Ma, Dezhong et al.
  39. The Chain of Visual Factors, Visual Characteristics, and Driving Behavior at Highway Tunnel Entrances · 2026 · Ma, Yanpeng et al.
  40. Assessing the validity of situation awareness measures through visual behaviours in car driving: A comprehensive review · 2026 · Pelerin, Maëlle et al.
  41. The impact of guide sign informational density on driver cognitive load: An integrated simulator and real-world driving study · 2026 · Meng, Yunwei et al.
  42. Exploring the Dynamic Interplay of Cognitive Load and Emotional Arousal by Using Multimodal Measurements: Correlation of Pupil Diameter and Emotional Arousal in Emotionally Engaging Tasks · 2026 · Michel, Selina et al.
  43. Visual and Cognitive Demands of a Large Language Model-Powered In-vehicle Conversational Agent · 2026 · Monk, Chris et al.
  44. Cognitive load assessment using pupil dilation during arithmetic tasks: A multilevel analysis of objective and perceived difficulty · 2026 · Park, EunSeo
  45. Recherche d'indicateurs d'inattention en conduite automobile : apports des mesures physiologiques et comportementales · 2026 · Pepin, Guillaume
  46. EEG-based cognitive load estimation during the use of a virtual wheelchair simulator · 2026 · Pereira Salgado, Débora et al.
  47. Near-invisible c-VEP-based passive BCI for mental workload monitoring · 2026 · Pietro, Cimarosto et al.
  48. Exploring Pilots' Mental Workload While Using an In‐Cabin Electronic Flight Bag for Aircraft Towing Taxi Operations · 2026 · Qin, Jiahao et al.
  49. Eye-Tracking Indices of Cognitive Load Predict Reaction Time to Urban Traffic Hazards: Machine Learning Classification and Regression Across Manual and Level 2 Assisted Driving · 2026 · Qin, Hao et al.
  50. The Impact of Partial Automation and Cognitive Load on Drivers’ Visual Search Strategies in an Urban Driving Environment · 2026 · Qin, Hao et al.
  51. When Takeovers Require Cognitive Control: Effects of Partial Automation and Cognitive Load on Driver-Initiated Responses to Traffic Hazards on Urban Roads · 2026 · Qin, Hao et al.
  52. Research on the impact of driving environment complexity on driving safety based on Driver Sky View Index (DSVI). · 2026 · Quan, L et al.
  53. From low-level to high-level factors’ influence on pupil hippus · 2026 · Rabadan, Vivien et al.
  54. Drivers have Impaired Working Memory under High Cognitive Load and Visual Distraction: Safety Implications for Transitions of Control from Vehicle Automation · 2026 · Goncalves, Rafael Cirino et al.
  55. Effects of Prolonged Monotonous Driving on Lane Change Performance, Visual Attention, and Highway Control · 2026 · Sahar, Tayyaba et al.
  56. Multimodal Psychophysiological Signatures of Mental Workload · 2026 · Schindler, Hanna et al.
  57. A novel paradigm for identifying eye-tracking metrics associated with cognitive control during driving through MEG neuroimaging · 2026 · Seacrist, Thomas et al.
  58. Assessment of Driver Cognitive Load in Autonomous Driving Using Extended Reality Simulation · 2026 · Hatchett, Seth et al.
  59. Multimodal Machine Learning Framework for Driver Mental Workload Classification: A Comparative and Interpretable Approach · 2026 · Shao, Xiaojun et al.
  60. Task-Evoked Pupillary Dynamics Are Altered in Post-COVID Syndrome · 2026 · Smit, Alexander et al.
  61. Gaze dynamics reveal age-related physiological patterns across driving events · 2026 · Strle, Gregor et al.
  62. Investigating the Role of Cognitive Demands and Mental Workload of Non-Professional Drivers in Japan: A Naturalistic Driving Study · 2026 · Suresh Babu, Karthik et al.
  63. Identifying neural correlates of cognitive workload in high-performance motorsport simulation: an integrated EEG and telemetry analysis of driver performance · 2026 · Terapaptommakol, Wasinee et al.
  64. A dynamic ocular index for assessing mental workload across visual tasks · 2026 · Wang, Xuanzhi et al.
  65. An Empirical Model of Driver Workload Dynamics at Unsignalized Intersections · 2026 · Wang, Yiyun et al.
  66. Classifying experienced male drivers’ mental workload on freeway ramps based on heart rate and speed measurements: A real-vehicle experiment · 2026 · Wang, Jie et al.
  67. Cognitive Workload and Attentional Allocation in One-Pedal Driving: A Human–Vehicle Interaction Study in Dynamic Car-Following Scenarios · 2026 · Wang, Sibo et al.
  68. Investigating the impact of cognitive load on drivers using virtual environments and EEG testing · 2026 · Wang, Chunhao et al.
  69. Multimodal EEG and Eye-Tracking Assessment of Perceived Mental Workload and Situation Awareness in a Visual Display Terminal Simulation Task · 2026 · Xiao, Mingchong et al.
  70. Finding Workload in the Wild: Recovering Latent Cognitive Dynamics Jointly from Eye Metrics and Driving Telemetry · 2026 · Yamashita, Jumpei et al.
  71. Disentangling Cognitive Load From Visual Reflexes: An Iso-Luminant Framework for Virtual Reality (VR)-Based Pupillometry · 2026 · Yilmaz, Umut et al.
  72. Advancements and Insights in Assessing Cognitive Load During Driving: A Comprehensive Narrative Review · 2026 · Zhang, Peijiang et al.
  73. EEG-based cognitive load assessment of eHMIs in pedestrian-automated vehicle interactions: A real-world experiment · 2026 · Zhao, Shengnan et al.
  74. Research on young drivers’ workload based on simulated distracted driving test · 2026 · Zhao, Xiaoping et al.
  75. Recognition of lane change intention based on driver’s mental workload · 2026 · Zhong, Shiyu et al.
  76. Repeated Route Naturalistic Driver Behavior Analysis Using Motion and Gaze Measurements · 2025 · Adhikari, Bikram et al.
  77. Eyes wide open: Object-scene congruency and the pupillary response · 2025 · Agrawal, Annika et al.
  78. Load-Dependent Relationship Between Lateral Prefrontal Cortex Activity and Pupil Diameter in the Context of Driving · 2025 · Akimoto, Yoritaka et al.
  79. Your Interface, Your Control: Adapting Takeover Requests for Seamless Handover in Semi-Autonomous Vehicles · 2025 · Gomaa, Amr et al.
  80. Gaze-Based Indicators of Driver Cognitive Distraction: Effects of Different Traffic Conditions and Adaptive Cruise Control Use · 2025 · Halin, Anaïs et al.
  81. Predicting Driving State, Intent to Merge and Working Memory Load from Eye-Tracking Data Collected in a Driving Simulator Study · 2025 · Arndt, Rimo Aron
  82. Eye Gaze Entropy Reflects Individual Experience in the Context of Driving · 2025 · Arutyunova, Karina et al.
  83. Advancing Cognitive Load Detection in Simulated Driving Scenarios Through Deep Learning and fNIRS Data · 2025 · Khan, Mehshan Ahmed et al.
  84. Advancing Cognitive Load Detection in Simulated Driving Scenarios Through Deep Learning and fNIRS Data · 2025 · Khan, Mehshan Ahmed et al.
  85. Real Time Classification of Cognitive Load Using fNIRS and EEGNet in a Driving Simulation Task · 2025 · Khan, Mehshan Ahmed et al.
  86. Discriminative Capabilities of Eye Gaze Measures for Cognitive Load Evaluation in a Driving Simulation Task · 2025 · Bakhchina, Anastasiia et al.
  87. Effect of Partially Automated Driving on Mental Workload, Visual Behavior and Engagement in Nondriving-Related Tasks: A Meta-Analysis · 2025 · Vasta, N et al.
  88. Investigating the interplay between cognitive workload and situation awareness during full driving automation · 2025 · Sahoo, P et al.
  89. Assessing drivers’ psychophysiological states using heart rate, electrodermal activity, and pupillometry in real-world driving · 2025 · Bosurgi, Gaetano et al.
  90. Exploring Physiological Markers of Driver Workload in Response to Road Geometry: A Preliminary Investigation · 2025 · Bosurgi, Gaetano et al.
  91. Pupillometry in Driver Workload Assessment: Opportunities and Challenges · 2025 · Bosurgi, Gaetano et al.
  92. Looking Beyond Self-Reported Cognitive Load: Comparing Pupil Diameter Against Self-Reported Cognitive Load in Design Tasks · 2025 · Cass, Madison et al.
  93. Dynamic Optimization of Adaptive Vehicle Lighting Systems: A Multimodal Assessment of Driver Performance and Well-being · 2025 · Chai, Ruizhuo et al.
  94. Exploring the effects of cognitive load on mental fatigue across lifespan using behavioral task and eye-metrics data · 2025 · Charonitis, Maëlle et al.
  95. IMCATN: Transformer Based Learning With Multi-Scale Information Fusion for Driver Cognitive Load Recognition · 2025 · Cheng, Shiwei et al.
  96. Effect of the restricted visual field on mental workload during automobile driving · 2025 · Chihara, Takanori et al.
  97. Keeping an eye on attentive listening: Task-evoked pupil size unveils fluctuations in auditory sustained attention · 2025 · Dankner, Yarden et al.
  98. Analysis of Neurophysiological Correlates of Mental Fatigue in Both Monotonous and Demanding Driving Conditions · 2025 · Dello Iacono, Francesca et al.
  99. Systematic review of neurophysiological assessment techniques and metrics for mental workload evaluation in real-world settings · 2025 · Diarra, Moussa et al.
  100. Using a visual attentional task and eye-tracking to investigate the effects of pre-takeover resource engagement on attention restoration in conditionally automated driving · 2025 · Dou, Jinzhen et al.
  101. fNIRS, EEG, ECG, and GSR reveal an effect of complex, dynamically changing environments on cognitive load, affective state, and performance, but not physiological stress · 2025 · Dybvik, Henrikke et al.
  102. Re-Engaging Driver Attention Using ChatGPT: A VR-EEG Study on Stress Impact and Driving Performance · 2025 · Elfiqi, Alaa et al.
  103. Mental Workload in Truck Driving: A NASA-TLX and HRV-Based Comparison Across Day-Night and Rural-Urban Conditions · 2025 · Hastiya Annisa Fitri et al.
  104. Takeover performance prediction model considering cognitive load: analysis of subjective and objective factors · 2025 · Ge, Huimin et al.
  105. Adaptive Gain Theory Predicts Phasic Pupillary Dilations During Non-Critical Transitions of Control from Hands-Off L2 Driving Systems · 2025 · Goodridge, Courtney Michael et al.
  106. Assessing Data Imbalance Correction Methods and Gaze Entropy for Collision Prediction · 2025 · Goodridge, Courtney Michael et al.
  107. The Impact of N-back-Induced Mental Workload and Time Budget on Takeover Performance · 2025 · Goodridge, Courtney Michael et al.
  108. Behavioral performance and task-evoked pupillary response indices of errors during visual search · 2025 · Guillory, Sylvia et al.
  109. Driving Fatigue Detection Based on Behavioral with Cognitive Task Scenario · 2025 · Hadi, Faisal et al.
  110. Are Electrodermal Activity-Based Indicators of Driver Cognitive Distraction Robust to Varying Traffic Conditions and Adaptive Cruise Control Use? · 2025 · Halin, Anaïs et al.
  111. Gaze-Based Indicators of Driver Cognitive Distraction: Effects of Different Traffic Conditions and Adaptive Cruise Control Use · 2025 · Halin, Anaïs et al.
  112. Assessment of drivers’ visual search patterns and cognitive load during driving in curved tunnels · 2025 · Han, Lei et al.
  113. Spiral tunnel driving and cognitive load: An eye-tracking investigation into tunnel geometry and traversal effects · 2025 · Han, Lei et al.
  114. Recognition of drivers' mental workload in simulated driving using EEG signals from different brain regions and machine learning algorithms · 2025 · Huang, Jiaqi et al.
  115. Measuring Mental Effort in Real Time Using Pupillometry · 2025 · Jayawardena, Gavindya et al.
  116. A Simulator Dataset to Support the Study of Impaired Driving · 2025 · Gideon, John et al.
  117. Eye-tracking metrics for estimating workload and characterizing errors in conflict detection and resolution during simulated en route air-traffic control · 2025 · Navia, José A. et al.
  118. The Interplay Between Tonic and Phasic Pupil Activity and Cognitive Flexibility and Stability · 2025 · Jos, Anna Mini et al.
  119. Predicting Cognitive Workload in Visuospatial Tasks Using Pupillometry: A Machine Learning Approach · 2025 · Karunathilake, Sachithra et al.
  120. A Study of Ergonomic Workload Evaluation on Driving and Working of Excavator using Virtual Reality Motion Simulator · 2025 · Kim, Jong-Hyun et al.
  121. Evaluating In-Car Tasks’ Distraction Effects with Drive-In Lab · 2025 · Kujala, Tuomo et al.
  122. Assessing cognitive load through eye metrics in in-motion vs. stationary environments · 2025 · Li, Yuzhang et al.
  123. Study on the Influence of Rural Highway Landscape Green Vision Rate on Driving Load Based on Factor Analysis · 2025 · Li, Hao et al.
  124. Multimodal prediction of situation awareness during automated driving: a gaze and EEG-based approach · 2025 · Lim, Chiho et al.
  125. Enhancing mental workload recognition: a comparison of complexity-based eye movement metrics and conventional features · 2025 · Lin, Ray F et al.
  126. An In-Vehicle Digital Representation Model for Identifying the Channel and Level of Driver Workload Based on EEG Signals · 2025 · Liu, Tiancheng et al.
  127. Cognitive Load Prediction From Multimodal Physiological Signals Using Multiview Learning · 2025 · Liu, Yingxin et al.
  128. Dissociable Pupil and Oculomotor Markers of Attention Allocation and Distractor Suppression during listening · 2025 · Liu, Xena et al.
  129. EEG-Driven Classification of Driver Mental Workload in Diverse Environments: A Dual-Branch Network for Efficient In-Vehicle Applications · 2025 · Liu, Tianqi et al.
  130. Temporal Analysis of Cognitive Workload During Manual and Partial Driving Automation Based on the Detection Response Task · 2025 · Mahmoodzadeh, Mobina et al.
  131. Speed control, visual adaptation, and mental workload in urban short underpass tunnels: A naturalistic driving study · 2025 · Mei, Jialin et al.
  132. Method of Assessing Cognitive Workload for Budapest Tram Drivers to Enhance Urban Traffic Safety · 2025 · Nagy, Márton et al.
  133. The Effects of Cognitive Load on Pupil Dilation in Volleyball Players: An Eye-Tracking Study: Cognitive Load on Pupil Dilation in Volleyball Players · 2025 · Nalçacıgil, Tuğba
  134. Real-World Evaluation of Driver Cognitive Load Across Traffic Conditions Using Biometric Signals · 2025 · Nava, Alicia et al.
  135. Interpretable Quantification of Scene-Induced Driver Visual Load: Linking Eye-Tracking Behavior to Road Scene Features via SHAP Analysis · 2025 · Ni, Jie et al.
  136. Unpacking the relationship between task complexity and driving risk: Insights from a UK on-road trial · 2025 · Papazikou, Evita et al.
  137. Task-evoked pupillary responses reveal a role for attentional intensity in auditory discrimination · 2025 · Pillai, Mark Gunther et al.
  138. Predicting Operator Workload from Oculometric Data in High-Demand Environments: A Case Study with MATB-II · 2025 · Pogliano, Marco et al.
  139. 2055 Toward Precision Education in Neurosurgical Training: Cognitive Load Estimation via Pupil Diameter · 2025 · Porras, Jose Luis et al.
  140. 450 Estimating Cognitive Load Via Pupil Diameter: A Novel Metric for Assessing Neurosurgical Residency Applicants · 2025 · Porras, Jose Luis et al.
  141. Workload-Induced Variations in Visual Attention Ability during Simulated Flight Tasks: Evidence from Eye-Tracking · 2025 · Qian, Chunying et al.
  142. The Effect of Cognitive Load on Drivers’ Visual Search Strategies During Partially Automated Driving in an Urban Environment · 2025 · Qin, Hao et al.
  143. Quantifying Mental Workload in Rail Traffic Control: An Eye-tracking Investigation under varying Task Demands and Expertise Levels · 2025 · Ransing, Vishwajeet et al.
  144. Analysis of P300 Evoked Potentials to Determine Pilot Cognitive States · 2025 · Rodríguez-Bermúdez, Germán et al.
  145. Continuous Assessment of Mental Workload During Complex Human–Machine Interaction: Inferring Cognitive State from Signals External to the Operator · 2025 · Roques, Axel et al.
  146. Measurement of pilots’ fatigue, attention and vigilance using EEG, ECG and EYE tracking in the simulated environment · 2025 · RUSU, Victoria et al.
  147. Mind the road: attention related neuromarkers during automated and manual simulated driving captured with a new mobile EEG sensor system · 2025 · Scanlon, Joanna Elizabeth Mary et al.
  148. Dynamic Head-Up Display Design: Cognitive Load as a Parametric Driver · 2025 · Solombrino, Laetitia Pina-Lydia et al.
  149. SPIDER 2.0: Driver Distraction and Visual Attention · 2025 · Strayer, David L.
  150. Temporal Analysis of Cognitive Workload During Manual and Partial Driving Automation Based on the Detection Response Task · 2025 · Strayer, David L.
  151. Cognitive Distraction Detection Using Gaze and Pupil with an Interpretable Approach · 2025 · Tamura, Kimimasa et al.
  152. Impact of the difficulty of the box task on its sensitivity when combined with a detection response task to assess secondary task workload · 2025 · Trommler, Daniel et al.
  153. Disentangling Arousal and Attentional Contributions to Pupil Size: Toward Simultaneous Estimation of Emotional and Cognitive States · 2025 · Tsutsumi, Taihei et al.
  154. Assessment and Prediction of Remote Operators’ Mental Workload Through AoI Data in AV Scenarios · 2025 · Valerio, Andrea et al.
  155. Comparative Analysis of Driving Performance and Visual and Physiological Responses Between Professional and Civilian Drivers in Simulated Environments · 2025 · Nagy, Viktor et al.
  156. Multimodal Assessment of Mental Workload During Automated Vehicle Remote Assistance: Modeling of Eye-Tracking-Related, Skin Conductance, and Cardiovascular Indicators · 2025 · Walocha, Fabian et al.
  157. Impact of multi-dimensional cognitive demands on takeover performance, physiological and eye-tracking measures in conditionally automated vehicles · 2025 · Wang, Ange et al.
  158. CogMamba: Multi-Task Driver Cognitive Load and Physiological Non-Contact Estimation with Multimodal Facial Features · 2025 · Xie, Yicheng et al.
  159. Coupling mechanism of nighttime lighting glare and driver cognitive load based on visual-physiological parameters · 2025 · Xu, Mingwei et al.
  160. Recognising and explaining mental workload using low-interference method by fusing speech, ECG and eye tracking signals during simulated flight · 2025 · Xu, Haixin et al.
  161. Gaze behaviours, situation awareness and cognitive workload of air traffic controllers in radar screen monitoring tasks with varying task complexity · 2025 · Yiu, Cho Yin et al.
  162. Pilot mental workload analysis in the A320 traffic pattern based on HRV features · 2025 · Yuan, Jiajun et al.
  163. A Real-Time Context-Dependent Driver Attention AssessmentSystem Using Pupil Orientation and Head Posture · 2025 · Zhang, Weiwei et al.
  164. Deriving workload from driving behavior and psycho-physiology in work zones · 2025 · Zhao, Chi et al.
  165. Effects of subjective driving workload on hazard perception performance in older drivers: A driving simulation study · 2025 · Zhou, Yiwen et al.
  166. Investigating the effect of drivers’ mental workload on the occurrence of driving anger among urban drivers in Qazvin city · 2024 · Abdi, Hanieh et al.
  167. Caltrans UAS and Driver Safety: Driver Distraction in the Presence of UAS · 2024 · Akhavian, Reza et al.
  168. Mental Workload Modeling by Using Machine Learning Techniques Based on EEG and Eye Tracking Data · 2024 · Aksu, Şeniz Harputlu et al.
  169. Pupillometry and autonomic nervous system responses to cognitive load and false feedback: an unsupervised machine learning approach · 2024 · Alshanskaia, Evgeniia I. et al.
  170. Multimodal Brain–Computer Interface for In-Vehicle Driver Cognitive Load Measurement: Dataset and Baselines · 2024 · Angkan, Prithila et al.
  171. Situational Awareness Assessment of Drivers Boosted by Eye-Tracking Metrics: A Literature Review · 2024 · Arias-Portela, Claudia Yohana et al.
  172. Heart rate dynamics for cognitive load estimation in a driving simulation task · 2024 · Arutyunova, Karina Rollandovna et al.
  173. Examining the Utility of Blink Rate as a Proxy for Cognitive Load in Flight Simulation · 2024 · Ayala, Naila et al.
  174. Investigating the role of flight phase and task difficulty on low-time pilot performance, gaze dynamics and subjective situation awareness during simulated flight · 2024 · Ayala, Naila et al.
  175. The effects of a dual task on gaze behavior examined during a simulated flight in low-time pilots · 2024 · Ayala, Naila et al.
  176. Capturing the Mind: Non-Driving-Related Tasks as a Window into Cognitive Engagement in Automated Driving · 2024 · Bai, Xiaolu et al.
  177. How the cognitive load of simulated driving affects the brain dynamics underlying auditory attention · 2024 · Banz, Barbara C. et al.
  178. Assessing and Improving the Cognitive and Visual Driving Fitness of CDL Drivers · 2024 · Bhattacharya, Shelley B. et al.
  179. On the impact of on-road partially-automated driving on drivers’ cognitive workload and attention allocation · 2024 · Biondi, FN et al.
  180. Using the ISO Detection response task to measure the cognitive load of driving four separate vehicles on two distinct highways · 2024 · Biondi, Francesco N. et al.
  181. Pupillary manifolds: uncovering the latent geometrical structures behind phasic changes in pupil size · 2024 · Blini, Elvio et al.
  182. Test-retest reliability and behavioural correlates of pupil responses in an n-back task · 2024 · Bényei, Gábor László et al.
  183. Measuring cognitive load in multitasking using mobile fNIRS · 2024 · Boere, Katherine et al.
  184. Driver Profiling and Bayesian Workload Estimation Using Naturalistic Peripheral Detection Study Data · 2024 · Caber, Nermin et al.
  185. Evaluating the Cognitive Load of Pilots: A Review of Workload Assessment Tools and Data Analysis Methods · 2024 · Cesare, Michele Giuseppe Di et al.
  186. Estimating perceived mental workload from eye-tracking data based on benign anisocoria · 2024 · Chakraborty, Suvodip et al.
  187. Reliable but multi-dimensional cognitive demand in operating partially automated vehicles · 2024 · Lohani, M et al.
  188. Investigating mental workload across task modalities: a multimodal analysis using pupillometry · 2024 · Dhengre, Snehal et al.
  189. On investigating drivers’ attention allocation during partially-automated driving · 2024 · Eddine, RJ et al.
  190. Utilising raw psycho-physiological data and functional data analysis for estimating mental workload in human drivers · 2024 · Eniyandunmo, David et al.
  191. Comparative analysis of mental workload and performance between young and elderly drivers: Implications for road safety and age-related driving challenges · 2024 · Entezarizarch, Elham et al.
  192. Exploring the effect of cognitive load in scenarios of daily driving · 2024 · Felisberti, Fatima M. et al.
  193. Using driver monitoring to estimate readiness in automation: A conceptual model based on simulator experimental data · 2024 · Gonçalves, Rafael C. et al.
  194. Gaze entropy metrics for mental workload estimation are heterogenous during hands-off level 2 automation · 2024 · Goodridge, Courtney M. et al.
  195. A Review of the Use of Gaze and Pupil Metrics to Assess Mental Workload in Gamified and Simulated Sensorimotor Tasks · 2024 · Gorin, Holly et al.
  196. Investigating the influence of eye-catching effect on mental workload in highway tunnel entrances: a comprehensive analysis of eye blink behavior · 2024 · Han, Lei et al.
  197. The effects of the traffic signs information volume on the visual characteristics and workload of novice and experienced drivers · 2024 · Han, Lei et al.
  198. Analysis of Driving Behaviors and Cognitive Load Impacts of Human Drivers in Connected Work Zones · 2024 · He, Liying et al.
  199. Classification of Driver Cognitive Load in Conditionally Automated Driving: Utilizing Electrocardiography and Eye Tracking · 2024 · Shi, Wenxin et al.
  200. Cognitive Workload Estimation in Conditionally Automated Vehicles Using Transformer Networks Based on Physiological Data · 2024 · Wang, Ange et al.