External HMIs and Their Effect on the Interaction Between Pedestrians and Automated Vehicles. - Ye Eun Song; Christian Lehsing; Tanja Fuest; Klaus Bengler (IHSI, 2018)

Using the Driving Behavior of an Automated Vehicle to Communicate Intentions - A Wizard of Oz Study. - Tanja Fuest; Lars Michalowski; Luca Traris; Hanna Bellem; Klaus Bengler (ITSC, 2018)

Crossing the Street Across the Globe: A Study on the Effects of eHMI on Pedestrians in the US, Germany and China. - Florian Weber; Ronee Chadowitz; Kathrin Schmidt; Julia Messerschmidt; Tanja Fuest (HCI (31), 2019)

How Should an Automated Vehicle Communicate Its Intention to a Pedestrian? - A Virtual Reality Study. - Tanja Fuest; Anna Sophia Maier; Hanna Bellem; Klaus Bengler (IHSED, 2019)

Reproducibility of Driving Profiles - Application of the Wizard of Oz Method for Vehicle Pedestrian Interaction. - Tanja Fuest; Lars Michalowski; Elisabeth Schmidt; Klaus Bengler (ITSC, 2019)

Effects of Marking Automated Vehicles on Human Drivers on Highways. - Tanja Fuest; Alexander Feierle; Elisabeth Schmidt; Klaus Bengler (Inf., 2020)

Comparison of Methods to Evaluate the Influence of an Automated Vehicle's Driving Behavior on Pedestrians: Wizard of Oz, Virtual Reality, and Video. - Tanja Fuest; Elisabeth Schmidt; Klaus Bengler (Inf., 2020)