A Multisensory Toolbox for Active Citizen Participa- tion in Cycling Planning on Shared Real and Virtual Roads: A Case Study in Herrenberg, Germany

This article presents an excerpt from the Cape Reviso Toolbox, which, using digital methods,
is designed to better recognize and understand conflicts between cyclists and other road users users. A user survey, distance measurements, emotion sensing and AI camera system modules presented here were carried out as a synchronous test run with 16 test persons and almost 300 data sets in Herrenberg.
The positive result motivated subsequent projects to scale up the approach with a longer duration, independent implementation of the measurements by the test persons, and integration into municipal planning processes. The results were discussed with citizens and decision-makers and confirmed local knowledge about uncertainties through sensor measurements.