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Disambiguation of "Mulder, Mark"

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The importance of including knowledge of neuromuscular behaviour in haptic shared control.

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Mark Burkhardt University of Stuttgart

Dr. Mark Hamilton University of Stuttgart

Mark Kurcsics University of Stuttgart

Dr. rer. nat. habil. Frederik Marks University of Stuttgart

Ph. D. Mark Ringenberg University of Stuttgart

 

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Sharing control with elderly drivers: Haptic guidance during curve negotiation., and . IFAC HMS, page 310-315. International Federation of Automatic Control, (2010)A review of biodynamic feedthrough mitigation techniques., , , , and . IFAC HMS, page 316-321. International Federation of Automatic Control, (2010)Haptic shared control: smoothly shifting control authority?, , and . Cognition, Technology & Work, 14 (1): 19-28 (2012)The importance of including knowledge of neuromuscular behaviour in haptic shared control., , , and . SMC, page 3350-3355. IEEE, (2012)How effective is an armrest in mitigating biodynamic feedthrough?, , , , , , and . SMC, page 2150-2155. IEEE, (2012)Cancelling biodynamic feedthrough requires a subject and task dependent approach., , , , , and . SMC, page 1670-1675. IEEE, (2011)Is grip strength related to neuromuscular admittance during steering wheel control?, , and . SMC, page 1658-1663. IEEE, (2011)Correct and faulty driver support from shared haptic control during evasive maneuvers., and . SMC, page 1057-1062. IEEE, (2011)Investigating the functionality of different human machine interfaces for cooperative adaptive cruise control., , , and . IFAC HMS, page 25-30. International Federation of Automatic Control, (2010)Motivation for a neuromuscular basis for haptic shared control., and . IFAC HMS, page 299-303. International Federation of Automatic Control, (2010)