Multi-Dimensional and Multi-Sensory Human Computer Interaction
A special issue of Future Internet (ISSN 1999-5903).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2019) | Viewed by 545
Special Issue Editors
Interests: HCI; IoT; mobile communications; image coding
Interests: IoT; blockchain; cloud computing; networking and HCI
Interests: telecommunications; electromagnetic fields; large-scale simulations; futurology and interdisciplinary studies
Interests: human–computer interaction and usability evaluation; assistive technologies especially for older people; applied robotics and how they can benefit society; health informatics and technologies; software engineering; research methodology
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
With the preponderance and permeation of computers throughout the fabric of global human society, the urgent need for effective universal human–computer interactive (HCI) systems has become ever more critical to ensure safety, security, accessibility and efficiency.
This Special Issue invites contributions exploring the frontiers in HCI research covering domains ranging from the use of haptics in HCI to multisensory, multi-dimensional, augmented reality HCI systems. Research on culturally sensitive adaptive HCI is especially encouraged. The special emphasis of this Special Issue is on the latest novel, unorthodox and unconventional applications of HCI systems that will make computing systems, especially embedded computing, universally acceptable. Adaptations to accommodate those with special needs are also very welcome.
The Special Issue will serve to both provide a tutorial and point of reference to the latest research on HCI. High quality papers will be strictly vetted for their novelty, innovativeness and practicality. Only full length journal papers that have not been previously published, nor are under review elsewhere, will be considered for inclusion in this Special Issue on HCI.
Possible topics of interest for this Special Issue include, but are not limited to:
- Haptics Human–Computer Interaction
- Multi-Sensory Human–Computer Interaction
- Multi-Dimensional Human–Computer Interaction
- Immersive Human–Computer Interaction
- Brain-computer interfaces for HCI
- Augmented Reality HCI
- Adaptable and Adaptive HCI
- Culturally Sensitive HCI
- Virtual Reality and Telepresence System HCI
- Smart Systems and Smart Environment HCI
- HCI for Industry 5.0
- Non-Verbal HCI
- Non-Visual HCI
Dr. Maaruf Ali
Dr. Mahdi H. Miraz
Prof. Peter S. Excell
Prof. Richard Picking
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- haptic HCI
- multi-sensory HCI
- multi-dimensional HCI
- augmented reality HCI
- culturally sensitive HCI
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