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User-centered Design for Automated Vehicles: HMIs, User Needs, and Preferences; 2

special issue : pp. 100-187

Year: 2019

Publisher: München, Oldenbourg

Parent work: i-com

Count: 2

Media group: SPECIAL ISSUE

Sensor-actuator supported implicit interaction in driver assistance systems

Author: Riener, Andreas

Year: 2009

Publisher: Linz, Universität

Media group: DISSERTATION

Trust in Technology as a Safety Aspect in Highly Automated Driving; 3

article : pp. 297-310

Year: 2016

Publisher: München, Oldenbourg

Parent work: i-com

Count: 3

Media group: ARTICLE

Radical Innovation and Design for Connected and Automated Vehicles; 5

pp. 188-230

Year: 2022

Publisher: Wadern, LZI

Parent work: Dagstuhl Reports

Count: 5

Media group: DAGSTUHL REPORT

Human-Computer Interaction to Support Work andWellbeing in Mobile Environments; 5

Year: 2021

Publisher: Wadern, LZI

Parent work: Dagstuhl Reports

Count: 5

Media group: DAGSTUHL REPORT

Users and automated driving systems; 3

How will we interact with tomorrow's vehicles? : pp. 111-177

Year: 2019

Publisher: Wadern, LZI

Parent work: Dagstuhl Reports

Count: 3

Media group: DAGSTUHL REPORT

1st Workshop on Ethically Inspired User Interfaces for Automated Driving

article in Proceedings : AutomotiveUI '16 Adjunct Adjunct Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications

Year: 2016

Publisher: New York, ACM

Media group: ARTICLE

Towards a Personalized Trust Model for Highly Automated Driving

article : In: Weyers, B. & Dittmar, A. (Hrsg.), Mensch und Computer 2016 : 6 pp.

Year: 2016

Publisher: Bonn, Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V.

Media group: ARTICLE

Automotive User Interfaces in the Age of Automation; 6

pp. 111-159

Year: 2016

Publisher: Wadern, LZI

Parent work: Dagstuhl Reports

Count: 6

Media group: DAGSTUHL REPORT

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User-centered Design for Automated Vehicles: HMIs, User Needs, and Preferences; 2

Sensor-actuator supported implicit interaction in driver assistance systems

Trust in Technology as a Safety Aspect in Highly Automated Driving; 3

Radical Innovation and Design for Connected and Automated Vehicles; 5

Human-Computer Interaction to Support Work andWellbeing in Mobile Environments; 5

Users and automated driving systems; 3

1st Workshop on Ethically Inspired User Interfaces for Automated Driving

Towards a Personalized Trust Model for Highly Automated Driving

Automotive User Interfaces in the Age of Automation; 6