Organizers
Mathias Haimerl, (main contact) is a PhD candidate at the Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI). His research looks into inclusion aspects of eHMIs, where he focuses on multidirectional interaction technologies for people with intellectual disabilities. Contact: mathias.haimerl@thi.de
Pascal Jansen is a PhD candidate at Ulm University at the Institute of Media Informatics. His research investigates the intersection of computational modeling, human-vehicle interaction, and inclusive design processes, emphasizing the optimization of user interfaces tailored to diverse user needs, abilities, and preferences. Contact: pascal.jansen@@uni-ulm.de
Andreas Riener is a professor of Human-Machine Interaction and Virtual Reality at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) with a co-appointment at the CARISMA Institute of Automated Driving (C-IAD). He conducts hypotheses-driven quasi-experimental research in HCI with a focus on future mobility concepts. As part of the DATIpilot funding directive, Riener’s team is carrying out an innovation sprint in the field of inclusive mobility. He is a steering committee co-chair of ACM AutomotiveUI and ACM SIGCHI German chapter chair. He has co-organized several workshops at Mensch und Computer, CHI, and AutomotiveUI. Contact: andreas.riener@thi.de
Mark Colley is a Lecturer/Assistant Professor at the Univesity College London Interaction Centre. His research combines accessibility, mobility, and computational modeling & simulation research. Mark Colley has already co-organized several workshops at AutomotiveUI, MobileHCI, Mensch und Computer, and CHI. Contact: mark.colley@uni-ulm.de