CfP: Co-Design Workshop on Social Interaction in Semi-Automated Traffic
Co-Design Workshop on “Social Interaction in Semi-Automated Traffic”
by Shadan Sadeghian (University of Siegen) and Md Akib Shahriar Khan (University of Siegen)
Are you interested in sharing your experiences, ideas, and perspectives on communication and collaboration in evolving traffic systems? We seek participants for our user study on “Co-Design Workshop on Social Interaction in Semi-Automated Traffic”, led .
Central Information
Da️te: Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Time: 1.00 pm – 4.30 pm
Location: University of Siegen, Kohlbettstraße 15, 57072 Siegen
About the workshop
This Co-Design Workshop will explore how road users – pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, and others – interact in semi-automated traffic environments. Through creative and interactive activities, participants can share their experiences, ideas, and perspectives on communication and collaboration in evolving traffic systems.
Who can participate?
We welcome participants from all backgrounds – no prior knowledge or expertise is required, just a willingness to contribute your thoughts!
How to apply?
To appreciate your time and contributions, participants will receive a compensation of €40. Spots are limited, so please register as soon as possible using the following link: ➞ register here.
Selected participants will be contacted with further details.
About project P05
Project P05 – “Social Interaction in Semi-Automated Road Traffic” explores how increasing automation transforms social interactions in road traffic. By integrating multimodal sensing technologies, it examines prosocial behaviors, new communication methods, and human-machine cooperation in mixed traffic. Through field studies and simulations, the project aims to develop guidelines for safer and more inclusive automated mobility.
The project is led by Shadan Sadeghian. She is an assistant professor on Interactive Autonomous Systems at the University of Siegen.
Md Akib Shahriar Khan is a doctoral researcher in project P05 and in the Interactive Autonomous Systems group at the Universität Siegen.