Alexandra Kirsch

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2014
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Christina Lichtenthäler, Alexandra Kirsch:
Goal-predictability vs. trajectory-predictability: which legibility factor counts. HRI 2014: 228-229
2013
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Christina Lichtenthäler, Annika Peters, Sascha S. Griffiths, Alexandra Kirsch:
Be a robot!: robot navigation patterns in a path crossing scenario. HRI 2013: 181-182
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Christina Lichtenthäler, Annika Peters, Sascha S. Griffiths, Alexandra Kirsch:
Social Navigation - Identifying Robot Navigation Patterns in a Path Crossing Scenario. ICSR 2013: 84-93
2012
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Christina Lichtenthäler, Tamara Lorenz, Michael Karg, Alexandra Kirsch:
Increasing perceived value between human and robots - Measuring legibility in human aware navigation. ARSO 2012: 89-94
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Christina Lichtenthäler, Tamara Lorenz, Alexandra Kirsch:
Influence of legibility on perceived safety in a virtual human-robot path crossing task. RO-MAN 2012: 676-681

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