S(C)ENTINEL: Scents, Reliance, Automated Vehicles
Our new paper on olfactory reliability displays for automated vehicles is out...
Clemens Schartmueller
Survey on HCI/HF research efforts and skills
We are conducting a survey on HCI/HF research and invite all researchers in this area to take part.
Driving Sim Lab Workshop
This week I organized an internal workshop at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt / CARISSMA on how we can improve a driving simulator mockup to enable cutting-edge automotive HCI research. The mockup is going to be integrated into a trailer and will act…
“Ein Tablet als Lenkrad” – Neuburger Rundschau
A local German newspaper recently featured our team’s research in an extensive article. Mentioned are our 3 award-winning publications “Steer-By-WiFi“, “Let Me Finish before I Take Over” and “Man vs. Machine” which were presented at AutoUI’18 in Toronto, Canada. Click here…
3 Awards at Auto’UI18
Our team, the Human Computer Interaction Group lead by Prof. Dr. Andreas Riener, has received an outstanding number of three awards at 2018's Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Vehicular Applications in Toronto, CA !
‘Steer-By-WiFi’ at AutoUI’18
At this year’s Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Vehicular Applications in Toronto, CA, I am presenting our Work-In-Progress on steering in Take-Over situations using nomadic devices. I will be available for discussions during the poster session, and during the…
A shift back from WIMP to command-based UIs?
On Monday, 03.09.2018 we will discuss how a safe and productive smart UI for highly automated driving could look like. Maybe a step in interaction paradigm is needed and command-based UIs are better suitable? A position paper is available at…
‘Workaholistic’ @ MobileHCI’18
Our new research paper ‘Workaholistic’ considering ‘balancing typing- and handover-performance in automated driving’ is now listed in the ACM digital library (link)! For a private copy, contact me or visit ResearchGate. I will present it at MobileHCI’18 Barcelona on September 4th…
word in progress
This is a work in progress – see you soon for the real deal.