Haltungserfassung zur Steuerung mobiler Nutzungsschnittstellen. - Timo Henrich; Christian Plegge; Martin Westhoven; Thomas Alexander (MuC, 2014)

Towards a Structured Selection of Game Engines for Virtual Environments. - Martin Westhoven; Thomas Alexander (HCI (11), 2015)

Posture Based Recognition of the Visual Focus of Attention for Adaptive Mobile Information Systems. - Martin Westhoven; Christian Plegge; Timo Henrich; Thomas Alexander (HCI (13), 2016)

Head turn scaling below the threshold of perception in immersive virtual environments. - Martin Westhoven; Dennis Paul; Thomas Alexander (VRST, 2016)

UI-Design and Evaluation for Human-Robot-Teaming in Infantry Platoons. - Martin Westhoven; Christian Lassen; Irmtrud Trautwein; Thomas Remmersmann; Bernd Brüggemann (HCI (6), 2017)

Designing an Expressive Head for a Help Requesting Socially Assistive Robot. - Tim van der Grinten; Steffen Müller 001; Martin Westhoven; Sascha Wischniewski; Andrea Scheidig; Horst-Michael Gross (HFR, 2019)

Perceptions of a Help-Requesting Robot - Effects of Eye-Expressions, Colored Lights and Politeness of Speech. - Martin Westhoven; Tim van der Grinten; Steffen Müller 001 (MuC, 2019)

Evaluation of Immersive Teleoperation Systems using Standardized Tasks and Measurements. - Boris Illing; Martin Westhoven; Bastian Gaspers; Nanja Smets; Bernd Brüggemann; Tintu Mathew (RO-MAN, 2020)

Communicating Robotic Help Requests. - Martin Westhoven; Tim van der Grinten (i-com, 2020)

Influence of Personality Traits on Helping Behaviour in Human-Robot Interaction. - Martin Westhoven; Patricia Tegtmeier (ARSO, 2021)

Concept for Supporting Occupational Safety Risk Analysis with a Machine Learning Tool. - Martin Westhoven; Lars Adolph (HCI (37), 2022)

Requirements for AI Support in Occupational Safety Risk Analysis. - Martin Westhoven (MuC, 2022)

Interaction Design for Hybrid Intelligence: The Case of Work Place Risk Assessment. - Martin Westhoven; Thomas Herrmann (HCI (40), 2023)

Scenarios and Requirements for Supporting Workplace Risk Assessment with Artificial Intelligence. - Martin Westhoven; Thomas Herrmann (HCI (56), 2025)