Name
Affiliation
Papers
VERENA NITSCH
Human Factors Institute, University of the Bundeswehr, Munich, Neubiberg, Germany
17
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
74
8
5.93
Referers 
Referees 
References 
37
66
20
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
The INCLUSIVE System: A General Framework for Adaptive Industrial Automation00.342021
Designing for Trust and Well-being: Identifying Design Features of Highly Automated Vehicles00.342021
Is The Social Desirability Effect In Human-Robot Interaction Overestimated? A Conceptual Replication Study Indicates Less Robust Effects00.342021
AMICAI: A Method Based on Risk Analysis to Integrate Responsible Research and Innovation into the Work of Research and Innovation Practitioners.00.342020
Investigating Influence of Complexity and Stressors on Human Performance during Remote Navigation of a Robot Plattform in a Virtual 3D Maze00.342020
Intuitive Task-Level Programming by Demonstration Through Semantic Skill Recognition.10.352019
Human-Robot Cooperation in Manual Assembly - Interaction Concepts for the Future Workplace00.342019
Human-Robot Collaboration Acceptance Model : Development and Comparison for Germany, Japan, China and the USA60.472019
Die Mensch-Maschine-Schnittstelle in der Fabrikhalle 2030.00.342019
Comparing user requirements for automated vehicle interiors in China and Germany.00.342019
Satisfying Product Features Of A Dementia Care Support Smartphone App And Potential Users' Willingness To Pay: Web-Based Survey Among Older Adults00.342019
An empirical investigation of measures for well-being in highly automated vehicles.00.342019
Driving Segway: A Musculoskeletal Investigation00.342019
Survey-based personas for a target-group-specific consideration of elderly end users of information and communication systems in the German health-care sector.10.382019
Interaktives Erleben und Erlernen von Ergonomie mit ErgoCAM.00.342018
Using the Projection-based Vehicle in the Loop for the Investigation of in-Vehicle Information Systems: First Insights.00.342018
Using multisensory cues for direction information in teleoperation: More is not always better.00.342017