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cs.HC2024

Evaluating Assistive Technologies on a Trade Fair: Methodological Overview and Lessons Learned

Annalies Baumeister, Felix Goldau, Max Pascher +3

User-centered evaluations are a core requirement in the development of new user related technologies. However, it is often difficult to recruit sufficient participants, especially…

cs.HC2024

Adaptive Control in Assistive Application -- A Study Evaluating Shared Control by Users with Limited Upper Limb Mobility

Felix Ferdinand Goldau, Max Pascher, Annalies Baumeister +3

Shared control in assistive robotics blends human autonomy with computer assistance, thus simplifying complex tasks for individuals with physical impairments. This study assesses a…

cs.HC20242 cited

Multiple Ways of Working with Users to Develop Physically Assistive Robots

Amal Nanavati, Max Pascher, Vinitha Ranganeni +6

Despite the growth of physically assistive robotics (PAR) research over the last decade, nearly half of PAR user studies do not involve participants with the target disabilities. T…

cs.HC20244 cited

Hands-On Robotics: Enabling Communication Through Direct Gesture Control

Max Pascher, Alia Saad, Jonathan Liebers +4

Effective Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is fundamental to seamlessly integrating robotic systems into our daily lives. However, current communication modes require additional techn…

cs.HC20243 cited

Exploring of Discrete and Continuous Input Control for AI-enhanced Assistive Robotic Arms

Max Pascher, Kevin Zinta, Jens Gerken

Robotic arms, integral in domestic care for individuals with motor impairments, enable them to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) independently, reducing dependence on human…

cs.HC202315 cited

HaptiX: Vibrotactile Haptic Feedback for Communication of 3D Directional Cues

Max Pascher, Til Franzen, Kirill Kronhardt +3

In Human-Computer-Interaction, vibrotactile haptic feedback offers the advantage of being independent of any visual perception of the environment. Most importantly, the user's fiel…