MobiTAS addresses HCI and UX across walking and cycling, micromobility, shared mobility, public transport, automotive mobility including autonomous driving, rail, maritime transport, aviation, advanced air mobility and intermodal mobility systems.
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The related topics include, but are not limited to:
- Mobility Interaction Design
Designing intuitive and effective interaction for mobility.- Multimodal interaction using touch, voice, gesture and gaze
- Information design, navigation and decision support
- Context-aware and adaptive interfaces
- In-vehicle, passenger and traveller interaction
- Interaction across modes, handovers and mobility transitions
- AI & Automation in Mobility
Designing human-centred interaction with intelligent and automated systems.- Human-centred AI and automation in mobility
- Trust calibration and appropriate reliance
- Transparency, explainability and communication of uncertainty
- Human–AI cooperation and shared decision-making
- AI companion agents, LLM-based assistants and adaptive support
- Mobility UX & Human Factors
Understanding what users perceive, feel and experience in mobility.- Usability, effectiveness and efficiency
- Emotional experience, satisfaction and engagement
- Comfort, stress and cognitive workload
- Situation awareness, perceived control and safety
- Trust, acceptance and social or anthropomorphic experience
- UX Research & Evaluation in Mobility
Methods and metrics for studying and measuring mobility experiences.- Laboratory, field, in-context and longitudinal studies
- Qualitative, quantitative and mixed-method approaches
- Behavioural, physiological and interaction-based measures
- Evaluation of multimodal, adaptive and intelligent systems
- UX metrics, event tracking, Voice of Customer data and composite assessment frameworks
- Inclusive & Sustainable Mobility Systems
Designing accessible and sustainable experiences across mobility ecosystems.- Accessibility, inclusive design and diversity-sensitive UX
- Design for physical, sensory and cognitive diversity
- Vulnerable road users, digital inclusion and equitable access
- Intermodal mobility, Mobility-as-a-Service and connected mobility systems
- Sustainable mobility behaviour, smart infrastructure and responsible mobility design
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Program Chair
Heidi Krömker
Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany
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Board Members
- Stephan Hörold
Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr AöR, Germany - Cindy Mayas
Technische Universität Ilmenau, Germany - Roberta Presta
University Suor Orsola Benincasa, Italy - Philipp Rode
Volkswagen AG, Germany - Siby Samuel
University of Waterloo, Canada - Thomas Schlegel
Hochschule Furtwangen University, Germany - Yahui Wang
Beijing Institute of Technology, P.R. China - more members will be added soon
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