Martin Goetze

Martin Goetze is a graduate research assistant at the Institute of Ergonomics, Technical University of Munich, where he is pursuing his doctorate. His research focuses on human-machine interaction (HMI) in urban driving environments, particularly optimizing head-up displays and combination instruments for visual information processing.

• Doctoral candidate in Ergonomics (expected completion: mid-2017)
• Part of the UR:BAN project with 30+ industrial partners
• Co-author on publications addressing urban traffic stress, safety, and ecological responsibility

His work bridges ergonomic principles with advanced display technologies to enhance driver situation awareness in complex urban scenarios. Research trends indicate a focus on:

• Comparative analysis of HMI concepts
• Visual workload optimization
• Integration of ecological responsibility in vehicle design
• Testing under mesopic lighting conditions
• Stress and safety dynamics in urban traffic

Key lab facilities involved include the Dynamical Mock-Up and Static Driving Simulator environments. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided materials.