Luca Alldinger
T +49 711 459 24 943 |
| Consultation hours by appointment |
| Wollgrasweg 49 | Room 221 | 70599 Stuttgart |
| Since July 2026 | Research Assistant Chair of Sustainable Development and Change, University of Hohenheim |
| April 2025 - February 2026 | Student Assistant
Human Factors Department, Ulm University |
| September 2024 - March 2025 | Intern
Department of Product Validation, User Experience, Usability, and Customer Research, BMW AG |
| October 2023 - June 2026 | Master's Degree in Psychology
Ulm University |
| April 2023 - September 2023 | Intern
Institute of Transportation Systems, German Aerospace Center (DLR) |
| September 2019 - September 2023 | Bachelor's Degree in Psychology
Ulm University |
Alldinger, L. (2026) Pedestrian behavior in human-service robot interaction – Assessing the impact of interaction patterns using trajectory data in a field study [Manuscript in preparation]. Institute of Psychology and Education, Ulm University. |
Yan, F., Schweiger, S., Troyer, G., Alldinger, L., Beggiato, M. (2026) Continuous measurement of driver uncertainty in automated driving using subjective and psychophysiological measures [Manuscript in preparation]. Institue of Psychology and Education, Ulm University. |
Alldinger, L., Brandt, T., Wilbrink, M., & Oehl, M. (2024). How should a minimal risk maneuver of a highly automated shuttle be communicated to its users via its internal human-machine interface? Applying the media richness theory to user-centered interface design. In Fröber, K., Abel, M., Bäuml, K.-H., Dreisbach, G., Kliegl, O., Köster, M., Lingnau, A., Volberg, G., & Götz, F. J. (Eds), TeaP 2024 Regensburg: Book of Abstracts (p. 36). Pabst Science Publishers. https://doi.org/10.23668/psycharchives.15242 |