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ORCIDHCI 2021: Virtual Event
- Heidi Krömker:
HCI in Mobility, Transport, and Automotive Systems - Third International Conference, MobiTAS 2021, Held as Part of the 23rd HCI International Conference, HCII 2021, Virtual Event, July 24-29, 2021, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 12791, Springer 2021, ISBN 978-3-030-78357-0
Urban Mobility
- Kathrin Bärnklau
, Matthias Rötting, Eileen Roesler, Felix Wilhelm Siebert:
Requirement Analysis for Personal Autonomous Driving Robotic Systems in Urban Mobility. 3-18 - Jeremy Bowes, Sara Diamond, Greice C. Mariano, Mona Ghafouri-Azar, Sara Mozafari-Lorestani, Olufunbi Disu-Sule, Jacob Cram, Zijing Liu, Zuriel Tonatiuh Ceja De La Cruz:
Visualization of Zero Energy Bus Implementation Through Effective Computer Interaction. 19-38 - Jamil Hamadneh, Domokos Esztergár-Kiss:
Modeling of Onboard Activities: Public Transport and Shared Autonomous Vehicle. 39-55 - Lawrence J. Henschen, Julia C. Lee:
User Interface for Vehicle Theft Recovery System. 56-72 - Katja Karrer-Gauss, Julia Seebode:
Future of Urban Mobility - New Concepts Instead of New Technologies? 73-88 - Yuhang Li, Chuantao Yin, Zhang Xiong, Bertrand David, René Chalon, Hao Sheng:
Assistive Systems for Mobility in Smart City: Humans and Goods. 89-104 - Gertraud Schäfer, Andreas Kreisel, Ulrike Stopka:
Usability Study of an Innovative Application in Public Transport by Using Hardware-Based Security Technology. 105-125 - Waldemar Titov, Christine Keller, Thomas Schlegel:
Augmented Reality Passenger Information on Mobile Public Displays - an Iterative Evaluation Approach. 126-143 - Sheng-Ming Wang, Wei-Min Cheng:
Solve the Problem of Urban Parking Through Carpooling System and Blockchain Advertising. 144-155 - Kaidi Wang, Lei Liu:
Design of Natural Human-Computer Interaction for Unmanned Delivery Vehicle Based on Kinect. 156-169 - Zheyin Yu, Junnan Ye:
Research on the Function Design of 5G Intelligent Network Connected Cars Based on Kano Model. 170-183 - Lanyun Zhang, Tracy Ross, Rebecca Cain:
Designing a New Electric Vehicle Charging System: People's Preference and Willingness-To-Pay. 184-195
Cooperative and Automated Mobility
- Hannah Biermann, Ralf Philipsen, Teresa Brell, Simon Himmel, Martina Ziefle:
Users' Expectations, Fears, and Attributions Regarding Autonomous Driving - A Comparison of Traffic Scenarios. 199-212 - Jamie Craig, Mehrdad Nojoumian:
Should Self-Driving Cars Mimic Human Driving Behaviors? 213-225 - Subasish Das, Hamsa Zubaidi:
Autonomous Vehicles and Pedestrians: A Case Study of Human Computer Interaction. 226-239 - Cyriel Diels, Jelte E. Bos:
Great Expectations: On the Design of Predictive Motion Cues to Alleviate Carsickness. 240-251 - Konstantin Felbel, André Dettmann, Marco Lindner, Angelika C. Bullinger:
Communication of Intentions in Automated Driving - the Importance of Implicit Cues and Contextual Information on Freeway Situations. 252-261 - Mikael Johansson, Fredrick Ekman, MariAnne Karlsson, Helena Strömberg, Lars-Ola Bligård:
Talking Automated Vehicles - Exploring Users' Understanding of an Automated Vehicle During Initial Usage. 262-272 - Cho Kiu Leung, Toshihisa Sato:
How is the Automation System Controlling My Vehicle? The Impact of the Haptic Feedback of the Joystick on the Driver's Behavior and Acceptance. 273-280 - Jue Li, Long Liu, Liwen Gu:
Understanding Take-Over in Automated Driving: A Human Error Analysis. 281-295 - Yujia Liu, Jun Zhang, Yang Li, Preben Hansen, Jianmin Wang:
Human-Computer Collaborative Interaction Design of Intelligent Vehicle - A Case Study of HMI of Adaptive Cruise Control. 296-314 - Harsh Sanghavi, Myounghoon Jeon, Chihab Nadri, Sangjin Ko, Jaka Sodnik, Kristina Stojmenova:
Multimodal Takeover Request Displays for Semi-automated Vehicles: Focused on Spatiality and Lead Time. 315-334 - Yu Zhang, Wangkai Jin, Zeyu Xiong, Zhihao Li, Yuyang Liu, Xiangjun Peng:
Demystifying Interactions Between Driving Behaviors and Styles Through Self-clustering Algorithms. 335-350 - Jun Zhang, Yujia Liu, Preben Hansen, Jianmin Wang, Fang You:
Interactive Framework of Cooperative Interface for Collaborative Driving. 351-364
Studies on Intelligent Transportation Systems
- Arun Balakrishna, Tom Gross:
What Humans Might Be Thinking While Driving: Behaviour and Cognitive Models for Navigation. 367-381 - Qihao Huang, Ya Wang, Xuan Wang, Zijing Lin, Jian He, Xiaojun Luo, Jifang Wang:
A Wizard-of-Oz Experiment: How Drivers Feel and React to the Active Interaction of AI Empowered Product in the Vehicle. 382-400 - Fei-Hui Huang:
Evaluation Driver Mental Load: A Survey Study of Cyclists Who Require to Repair the E-Bike. 401-407 - Myunglee Kim, Jeongyun Heo, Jiyoon Lee:
In-Vehicle Information Design to Enhance the Experience of Passengers in Autonomous Public Buses. 408-424 - Tibor Petzoldt, Madlen Ringhand, Juliane Anke, Nina Schekatz:
Do German (Non)Users of E-Scooters Know the Rules (and Do They Agree with Them)? 425-435 - Maximilian Pils, Nicolas Walther, Mathias Trefzger, Thomas Schlegel:
Are E-Scooter Riders More Oblivious to Traffic Than Cyclists? A Real World Study Investigating the Execution of Shoulder Glances. 436-445 - Felix Wilhelm Siebert, Michael Hoffknecht, Felix Englert, Timothy Edwards, Sergio A. Useche, Matthias Rötting:
Safety Related Behaviors and Law Adherence of Shared E-Scooter Riders in Germany. 446-456 - Dina Stiegemeier, Sabrina Bringeland, Martin Baumann:
Qualitative Examination of Technology Acceptance in the Vehicle: Factors Hindering Usage of Assistance and Infotainment Systems. 457-466
User Diversity and Mobility
- Angela Carboni, Mariana Costa, Sofia Kalakou, Miriam Pirra:
Gender, Smart Mobility and COVID-19. 469-486 - Hilda Rømer Christensen:
Smart is (Not) Always Digital! - Expanding the Concept of Assistive Technology: The Roller as an Age-Based, Gendered and Social Innovation. 487-499 - Satoshi Hashizume, Ippei Suzuki, Kazuki Takazawa, Yoichi Ochiai:
Discussion of Intelligent Electric Wheelchairs for Caregivers and Care Recipients. 500-516 - Ann-Christin Hensch, Matthias Beggiato, Maike X. Schömann, Josef F. Krems:
Different Types, Different Speeds - The Effect of Interaction Partners and Encountering Speeds at Intersections on Drivers' Gap Acceptance as an Implicit Communication Signal in Automated Driving. 517-528 - Michala Hvidt Breengaard, Malin Henriksson, Anna Wallsten:
Smart and Inclusive Bicycling? Non-users' Experience of Bike-Sharing Schemes in Scandinavia. 529-548 - Melanie Turabian, Kathleen Van Benthem, Chris M. Herdman:
Electroencephalography Shows Effects of Age in Response to Oddball Auditory Signals: Implications for Semi-autonomous Vehicle Alerting Systems for Older Drivers. 549-562 - Gérard Uzan, Peter Wagstaff:
Audio-Based Interface of Guidance Systems for the Visually Impaired in the Paris Metro. 563-576
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