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Detection and emotional evaluation of an electric vehicle's exterior sound in a simulated environment

Singh et al., 2013

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9081077490883623318
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Singh S
Payne S
Jennings P
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Inter-Noise Proceedings

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Electric vehicles are quiet at low speeds and thus potentially pose a threat to pedestrians' safety. Laws are formulating worldwide that mandate these vehicles emit sounds to alert the pedestrians of the vehicles' approach. It is necessary that these sounds promote a positive …
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