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AutoUI ’26 | Sep 20-23
Gothenburg, Sweden

WEDNESDAY Program

This is the tentative WEDNESDAY program, and it is subject to change. Please come back later for the updates.

Please check the PROGRAM page for a full schedule of the rest of the conference.

The main conference will take place in Uni3 by Geely (main building), Pumpgatan 1, 417 55 Gothenburg, Sweden

Date Schedule Sessions Note

Sep 23

WED

 08:00 ~ Registration Opens  
08:30 ~ 09:00 Demo Session 4 Session Chair: TBD
09:00 ~ 10:15 Paper Session 5 Human Behaviour and Interaction in Emerging Urban Mobility (5 papers)
Session Chair: TBD
10:15 ~ 10:45 Coffee Break Provided
10:45 ~ 12:00

Paper Session 6

 Computational Modeling,
Methods and Tools
Session Chair: TBD
12:00 ~ 13:00 Lunch & Optional Tech Visits Provided
13:00 ~ 13:30 Closing Keynote Session Chair: TBD
Speaker: TBD
13:30 ~ 14:30 Grand Challenges Panel How to Design Interactions and Mobility Solutions that Last?
Session Chair: TBD
Speakers: TBD
14:30 ~ 15:00 Closing Ceremony Session Chair: TBD
Speakers: Andrii Matviienko
and Azra Habibovic 
15:00 ~ 16:00 Farewell Coffee

MORNING:

8:30 am — Demo Session 4
Session Chair: TBD
Works: TBD

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9 am — Paper Session 5:Human Behaviour and Interaction in Emerging Urban Mobility
Session Chair: TBD
Papers:

  1. (Plus) Walk: A Proof-of-Concept System for Exploratory Walking
  2. Prosocial Interaction in Mixed Traffic: How Human Involvement and Traffic Density Influence Road User Behavior
  3. Vibrotactile Navigation for E-Scooter in an Outdoor Riding Experiment
  4. AI Eyes on the Road: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Traffic Surveillance
  5. Impact of Finger Modality on Touchscreen Interaction in Frugal LEVs

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10:45 am — Paper Session 6:Computational Modeling, Methods and Tools
Session Chair: TBD

Papers:

  1. The Best of Both Worlds? The Validity of Mixed-Reality Vehicles for Human-Centered Automotive Research
  2. VideoSimLab: A Video-Based Toolchain for Vehicle Display Evaluation Studies
  3. Modeling Driving and Visual Perception through Computational Rationality
  4. Constrained Generative UI for the Cockpit: LLM-Assembled vs. Pre-Defined Interfaces
  5. Multi-Session User Experience Assessments of Computationally Optimized Automated Vehicle Functionality Visualizations


LUNCH BREAK:
12 — 1 pm 

Optional Technical Visits (TBD)

Sponsor Exhibition (TBD)


AFTERNOON:

1 pm — Closing Keynote
Session Chair: TBD
Speaker: TBD

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1:30 pm — Grand Challenges Panel: How to Design Interactions and Mobility Solutions that Last?
Session Chair: TBD
Speakers: TBD

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2:30 pm — Closing Ceremony
Session Chair: TBD
Speakers: Andrii Matviienko and Azra Habibovic

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3 pm — Farewell Coffee