Outcome

Planned Outcomes

The primary goal of this workshop is to bring together people from different areas to discuss how to develop inclusive communication concepts for automated vehicles that need to interact with human traffic participants. Accepted position papers will be published here.

We will summarize the presented works, discussions, and results of the workshop into an article. As this topic is under-reported, we have the ambition to make a special issue, given there is enough interest from the workshop participants.

Accepted Position Papers

The following papers were accepted and presented at the workshop.

Automated Vehicles as a Possibility for Inclusion

Elena Angeleska, Sofija Sidorenko and Paolo Pretto
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External HMI for Autonomous Buses: Results of the IQ Mobility project in preparation for Project Qatar Mobility

Frida Eriksson, Angelos Malikoutis, Adeliina Aho Tarkka, Pontus Unger, Pedram Nayeri, Anders Bäckman, Maria Kougioumoutzi, Julia Söderberg, Karolina Ingre, Sonja Troberg and Stas Krupenia
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Automated Vehicles as Assistive Technologies: An outline of the promises and challenges of using automated vehicles to extend the safe driving of older adults with dementia

Shabnam Haghzare, Jennifer L. Campos and Alex Mihailidis
Full text as PDF Presentation on Youtube

Designing the Communication with Automated Vehicles: The Case of Elderly Pedestrians

Philip Joisten, Nina Theobald, Sarah Schwindt, Jonas Walter and Bettina Abendroth
Full text as PDF Presentation on Youtube

Central Projection Augmentation for pedestrian AV interactions

Vinu Kamalasanan and Monika Sester
Full text as PDF Presentation on Youtube

Victor Fabricius (f.d. Malmsten)
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Prosocial Interaction between Vulnerable Road Users and Automated Vehicles

Hatice Sahin
Full text as PDF Presentation on Youtube