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• 2019Survey on eHMI concepts: The effect of text, color, and perspective199 cited
• 2018Interaction between pedestrians and automated vehicles: A Wizard of Oz experiment195 cited
• 2020External HMI for self-driving vehicles: Which information shall be displayed?191 cited
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• 2020Color and Animation Preferences for a Light Band eHMI in Interactions Between Automated Vehicles and Pedestrians157 cited
• 1994Hazards associated with three signal words and four colours on warning signs153 cited
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• 2019Overtrust in External Cues of Automated Vehicles109 cited
• 2017Intent Communication between Autonomous Vehicles and Pedestrians92 cited
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