Car Simulator Study

The Human Computer Interaction group at the Computer Science Department and the Stanford Center for Design Research Automotive Interaction Group would like to invite you to participate in a study exploring Mindfulness-based [or health-based behavior change] experiences for passengers in cars and autonomous cars. We are exploring activities that make the experience of commuting to/from work more supportive of a healthy lifestyle.

We are currently running a study to explore mindfulness novel experiences and interfaces within a car simulator at Gates building room B23. During this study you will have an opportunity to test mindfulness activities as a driver or a passenger. Any person 18+ with a valid driver’s license and fluent in English can participate.

If you would like to be a driver, you will spend about 1 hour across different road courses and different animations. We will pay you with a $20 Amazon gift card.

If you are interested in participating contact Pablo Paredes at: paredes@cs.stanford.edu