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Michael Rettenmaier

Technical University of Munich ORCID

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Michael Rettenmaier

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467

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Technical University of Munich

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Michael Rettenmaier is an author at Technical University of Munich specializing in engineering, systems engineering, and automation.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	9	9	447
2	Communication	5	5	136
3	Arts	2	2	41
4	Cognitive Science	2	2	45
5	Computer Engineering	1	1	42

Michael Rettenmaier

Publications

447

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	Year	Citations
From HMI to HMIs: Towards an HMI Framework for Automated Driving Klaus Bengler, Michael Rettenmaier, Nicole Fritz, Information EngineeringAssistive TechnologyHmi FrameworkAutomationHuman-machine Interface	2020	176
After you?! – Use of external human-machine interfaces in road bottleneck scenarios Michael Rettenmaier, Deike Albers, Klaus Bengler Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour – UseEngineeringManmachine InteractionHuman Machine SystemAutomation	2020	83
Passing through the Bottleneck - The Potential of External Human-Machine Interfaces Michael Rettenmaier, Moritz Pietsch, Jonas Schmidtler, EngineeringHuman-machine InteractionComputer ArchitectureExternal Human-machine InterfacesAdvanced Driver-assistance System	2019	42
Communication via motion – Suitability of automated vehicle movements to negotiate the right of way in road bottleneck scenarios Michael Rettenmaier, Sabrina Dinkel, Klaus Bengler Applied Ergonomics Automated VehiclesAutomated Vehicle MovementsVehicle CommunicationEngineeringAutomation	2021	37
The Matter of How and When: Comparing Explicit and Implicit Communication Strategies of Automated Vehicles in Bottleneck Scenarios Michael Rettenmaier, Klaus Bengler IEEE Open Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems Vehicle CommunicationEngineeringAutonomous SystemsIntelligent SystemsCommunication	2021	32
How Much Space Is Required? Effect of Distance, Content, and Color on External Human–Machine Interface Size Michael Rettenmaier, Jonas Schulze, Klaus Bengler Information Media DesignMachine SystemsEngineeringDriver BehaviorHuman Machine System	2020	28
External communication of automated vehicles in mixed traffic: Addressing the right human interaction partner in multi-agent simulation Maximilian Hübner, Alexander Feierle, Michael Rettenmaier, Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour Vehicle CommunicationEngineeringConnected CarAutomationMixed Traffic	2022	21
Multi-Vehicle Simulation in Urban Automated Driving: Technical Implementation and Added Benefit Alexander Feierle, Michael Rettenmaier, Florian Zeitlmeir, Information Automotive EngineeringEngineeringVehicle DynamicSimulationAutonomous Systems	2020	15
Modeling the Interaction with Automated Vehicles in Road Bottleneck Scenarios Michael Rettenmaier, Klaus Bengler Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting EngineeringTraffic FlowAdvanced Driver-assistance SystemRoad Bottleneck ScenariosIntelligent Systems	2020	13

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