September 13 - 16, 2020, Orlando, Florida, USA
This is a virtual session so all presentations will be virtual
This Special Session invites papers presenting new discoveries, innovative ideas, concepts, theoretical findings, practical solutions, improvements, and novel applications related to the fields of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) and User Experience (UX) Design and Research.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Theoretical Foundations in HCI/HRI
Trust and Acceptance in HCI/HRI
Usability Studies and Research in Mobile and Web-based Applications
Design of Technology for special user groups – elderly, children, disabled etc.
Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Prototypes of Interactive Systems with a focus on Human-Centered Design
HCI and HRI in IoT Environments
Review of technologies related to HCI, HRI and UX
Safety and Security in HCI and HRI
User Studies in HRI
Psychology and User Behavior Research in HCI and HRI
Applications of HCI and HRI in healthcare, education, entertainment and games
HRI Studies for Socially Assistive Robots
Applications of Artificial Intelligence, Data Mining and Knowledge Visualization in HCI and HRI
Any applications or studies of HCI, HRI or UX related to COVID-19
We also invite you to review this link for list of other invited sessions at WMSCI 2020 if you wish to submit papers in any of those sessions as well.
Paper submission deadline: July 10, 2020
Review notification: July 20, 2020
Camera Ready submission: August 3, 2020
Registration: August 3, 2020
For further information about registration please review this link.
Submission Template: Download
There is a minimum limit of 3 pages and a maximum limit of 6 pages for each paper, including all the figures, tables, and references in the above template.
The text must be in English
Any paper not submitted in the above template would be rejected
To submit, please email your paper in .pdf format directly to the session organizer, Nirmalya Thakur at thakurna@mail.uc.edu
For this invited session, the final version of the papers presented (virtually) at the conference, will also be published in a special issue of the journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics (JSCI) which has been indexed by DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), considered a journals’ white list, by the same DOAJ. Consequently, a paper accepted and presented at this invited session will be indexed by SCOPUS (proceedings) and by DOAJ.
If there is no adequate number of papers for a special issue, then the papers will be published in a special session of a regular issue. In any case, there will be no additional charge to the author, because this topic has a financial sponsor.
In the case of the special issue, it will be required from the author of each paper:
1. To change the format two columns (conference proceedings and regular issues of the journal) to one column format which is the one required for special issues and printed books. In this case, the authors will receive the respective guidelines, which will be similar to the one we posted at http://www.iiisci.org/journal/sci/Contents/special-issues-guidelines.pdf. There may be slight changes required by the publisher of printed copies. The will be no additional
2. To assure an adequate final print editing of the final version. We will provide the author with, at least, two options to fulfill this quality assurance, especially related to having corrected grammatical, spelling and mistyping errors.
3. To assure its publication in a multi-author printed books, to be distributed via Amazon, the article should be written, or re-written, for inter-disciplinary communication, i.e. for a multi-disciplinary readership, comparably to the plenary keynote addresses that has always been delivered for a multi-disciplinary audience.
Nirmalya Thakur, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Cincinnati, USA
Esra SİPAHİ, Department of Business Administration, Ministry of Education, Privacy Office, Turkey
Nada AL HAKKAK, Head of Computer Engineering Techniques Department, Baghdad College for Economic Science University, Iraq
Siddhartha Bhattacharyya, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, India
Tatiana Antipova, Institute of Certified Specialists, Perm, Russia
In view of the COVID-19 situation, we have decided to organize this session as a completely virtual session. All presentations will be virtual. Further details about the same would be informed to the authors whose papers are accepted for publication.