Fully autonomous passenger drones present a transformative opportunity for urban mobility, particularly in densely populated cities like India. This paper reviews various passenger drone interior cabin designs, focusing on their ergonomics, aesthetics, functionality, and technological features. The methodology used in the study involves a comprehensive review of product reviews for various passenger drones, focusing on their interior cabin design. It highlights the strengths and limitations of each design, considering factors like comfort, space, amenities, and noise insulation. The study identifies gaps in current research, particularly the need for designs that cater to the cultural, social, and environmental needs of the Indian market, as well as considerations for affordability, scalability, and integration with existing infrastructure. Insights from this study serve as a foundation for future research on developing user-friendly passenger drone cabins that align with India’s urban challenges.

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A Comprehensive Study on User Experience and Cabin Interior Design in Fully Autonomous Passenger Drones

  • Meenakshi Mishra,
  • Deepak John Mathew

摘要

Fully autonomous passenger drones present a transformative opportunity for urban mobility, particularly in densely populated cities like India. This paper reviews various passenger drone interior cabin designs, focusing on their ergonomics, aesthetics, functionality, and technological features. The methodology used in the study involves a comprehensive review of product reviews for various passenger drones, focusing on their interior cabin design. It highlights the strengths and limitations of each design, considering factors like comfort, space, amenities, and noise insulation. The study identifies gaps in current research, particularly the need for designs that cater to the cultural, social, and environmental needs of the Indian market, as well as considerations for affordability, scalability, and integration with existing infrastructure. Insights from this study serve as a foundation for future research on developing user-friendly passenger drone cabins that align with India’s urban challenges.