Martin Tomitsch
Biographic Data
| ID | 5130909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Tomitsch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Tomitsch |
| SIGNATURE | TOMITSCH M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Sydney |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1998-2975 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
AI-Supported Participatory Workshops
Considering the lived experience of communities is key when making decisions in complex scenarios, such as preparing for and responding to crisis events. The article reports on three participatory workshops, which assigned community representative roles to workshop participants. Using role-playing as a method, participants were given the task of collaborating on making a decision relating to a speculative crisis scenario. Across the workshops, we…
Understanding the Interaction between Delivery Robots and Other Road and Sidewalk Users
The deployment of autonomous delivery robots in urban environments presents unique challenges in navigating complex traffic conditions and interacting with diverse road and sidewalk users. Effective communication between robots and road and sidewalk users is crucial to address these challenges. This study investigates real-world encounter scenarios where delivery robots and road and sidewalk users interact, seeking to understand the essential rol…
Beyond the Driverless Car
The emergence of autonomous vehicles is attracting intense scrutiny for the transformative effects it may have on urban infrastructures and planning systems. Much of this scrutiny, though, has arguably focused on driverless passenger cars designed to operate on conventional carriageways. In this paper, we argue the car-centric vision of autonomous mobility limits our ability to identify and respond to the challenges posed by a suite of alternativ…
Blending pop-up urbanism and participatory technologies
Professional learning in higher education
Previous research on professional learning has identified that face-to-face consultation is an effective approach to support academics’ learning from student feedback. However, this approach is labour and time intensive, and does not necessarily provide all academics with just-in-time support. In this article, we describe an alternative approach, which involves the creation of Ask Charlie , a mobile website that visually represents results from s…
Situated interfaces for engaging citizens on the go
column Share on Situated interfaces for engaging citizens on the go Authors: Luke Hespanhol The University of Sydney The University of SydneyView Profile , Martin Tomitsch The University of Sydney The University of SydneyView Profile , Ian McArthur UNSW Australia UNSW AustraliaView Profile , Joel Fredericks The University of Sydney The University of SydneyView Profile , Ronald Schroeter Queensland University of Technology Queensland University of…
Infostructures
Population growth in cities has led to unprecedented pressure on urban infrastructure services, such as electricity supply and public transport. As a consequence cities need to find sustainable solutions to maintain the availability of services while keeping them economically and environmentally viable. One traditional approach is to expand infrastructure, but this can be expensive, take years from planning to realization, and be politically frou…
Beyond the Driverless Car
The emergence of autonomous vehicles is attracting intense scrutiny for the transformative effects it may have on urban infrastructures and planning systems. Much of this scrutiny, though, has arguably focused on driverless passenger cars designed to operate on conventional carriageways. In this paper, we argue the car-centric vision of autonomous mobility limits our ability to identify and respond to the challenges posed by a suite of alternativ…
Professional learning in higher education
Previous research on professional learning has identified that face-to-face consultation is an effective approach to support academics’ learning from student feedback. However, this approach is labour and time intensive, and does not necessarily provide all academics with just-in-time support. In this article, we describe an alternative approach, which involves the creation of Ask Charlie , a mobile website that visually represents results from s…
Situated interfaces for engaging citizens on the go
column Share on Situated interfaces for engaging citizens on the go Authors: Luke Hespanhol The University of Sydney The University of SydneyView Profile , Martin Tomitsch The University of Sydney The University of SydneyView Profile , Ian McArthur UNSW Australia UNSW AustraliaView Profile , Joel Fredericks The University of Sydney The University of SydneyView Profile , Ronald Schroeter Queensland University of Technology Queensland University of…
Infostructures
Population growth in cities has led to unprecedented pressure on urban infrastructure services, such as electricity supply and public transport. As a consequence cities need to find sustainable solutions to maintain the availability of services while keeping them economically and environmentally viable. One traditional approach is to expand infrastructure, but this can be expensive, take years from planning to realization, and be politically frou…
Blending pop-up urbanism and participatory technologies
Beyond the Driverless Car
The emergence of autonomous vehicles is attracting intense scrutiny for the transformative effects it may have on urban infrastructures and planning systems. Much of this scrutiny, though, has arguably focused on driverless passenger cars designed to operate on conventional carriageways. In this paper, we argue the car-centric vision of autonomous mobility limits our ability to identify and respond to the challenges posed by a suite of alternativ…
Understanding the Interaction between Delivery Robots and Other Road and Sidewalk Users
The deployment of autonomous delivery robots in urban environments presents unique challenges in navigating complex traffic conditions and interacting with diverse road and sidewalk users. Effective communication between robots and road and sidewalk users is crucial to address these challenges. This study investigates real-world encounter scenarios where delivery robots and road and sidewalk users interact, seeking to understand the essential rol…
AI-Supported Participatory Workshops
Considering the lived experience of communities is key when making decisions in complex scenarios, such as preparing for and responding to crisis events. The article reports on three participatory workshops, which assigned community representative roles to workshop participants. Using role-playing as a method, participants were given the task of collaborating on making a decision relating to a speculative crisis scenario. Across the workshops, we…
Computer Science (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Innovative Human-Technology Interaction (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Citizen journalism (2 works) · Civil engineering (2 works) · Data Visualization and Analytics (2 works)