PDF of posters presented in Berlin
Franziska Babel, Investigating driver preferences for automation usage in different driving scenarios
Nuphar Katzman, A Tactile Interface for Identification of Hazardous Situations During Operational Movement
Maria Wirzberger, Influences of system response delay on elderly participants’ performance in a virtual memory training
Markus Gödker, Supporting user interaction with the range of electric buses in local public transport
Adrian Brietzke, Motion sickness in cars: a holistic approach of a design pattern for constructing in-car motion sickness studies
Nikolai Pärsch, Measuring cognitive load with a low-budget Arduino device
Jonas Imbsweiler, Expectations of automatic vehicle guidance in cooperative situation: Modelling with Naturalistic Decision Making
Christoph Bernhard, Positioning of side-view cameras on passenger vehicles to aid rearward perception
Michael Weng, Evaluation of biologically effective light in the vehicle interior
Candida Castro, Prediction of recidivism to understand and prevent aberrant driving behaviours
Patrick Roßner, Drive me naturally: Design and evaluation of trajectories for highly automated driving manoeuvres on rural roads
Synnöve Hochstein, How to achieve applicable user responses? -The design of feedback dialogues in the context of usability engineering
Katharina Simon, To change or not to change –that is the question: Detecting lane change signals for anticipatory highly automated driving
Niels Brandenburger, From in- cabin driving to remote interventions – Train driver tasks change with railway automation
Katrin Linstedt, Problem Solving in the Human-Machine-Interaction: Rethinking the Role of Spatial Working Memory
Simon Thuillard, Receiving negative feedback does not impair future performance
Alexandros Rouchitsas, Expectation of Social Interaction with a Virtual Agent based on Mutual Gaze Duration