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ISE researchers use simulator to make roads safer

ISE researchers use simulator to make roads safer

July 25, 2017 1-min. read
Dr. Kaber

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Dr. David Kaber and the ISE Department are teaming up with the Office of Research, Innovation and Economic Development (ORIED), Institute for Transportation Research and Education (ITRE), Department of Psychology, and the North Carolina Department of Transportation to use a first-of-its-kind driving simulator to make NC Highways safer for everyone.

Read more and view video at department’s website »

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