[CompNeuro] HAID2022, Call for work-in-progress and demos: Haptics-Audio-Interaction-Design, London, Aug 24-26

[Ildar Farkhatdinov]

Dear Colleagues

We are inviting work-in-progress and/or interactive demonstration (<4
pages) submissions to HAID 2022:

HAID 2022 - 11th International Workshop on Haptic and Audio Interaction
Design
24–26 August 2022, London, UK
https://haid2022.qmul.ac.uk/

The submission portal:
https://haid2022.qmul.ac.uk/submissions/
https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/HAID2022/Submission/Index

Submission deadline: June 26, 2022
Acceptance notification: June 30, 2022

HAID workshop aims to bring together researchers and practitioners who
share an interest in finding out how the haptic and audio modalities can be
used together in human-computer/machine interaction. The topics of interest
include human perception, sense of touch and hearing and other relevant
applications.

Early bird registration closes on July 1, 2022:
https://haid2022.qmul.ac.uk/registration

All accepted work-in-progress and demonstrations will be presented at the
workshops' oral and interactive sessions. Work-in-Progress papers enable
authors to share late-breaking results with the research community. They
will not be included in the proceedings allowing future submission to
journals and other venues.

HAID 2022 will be held 24–26 August at the Mile End Campus of Queen Mary
University of London in the UK, and will be a hybrid event with in-person
activities and online streaming sessions.
HAID2022 programme will feature 4 workshops, 3 keynotes, augmented musical
instruments concert, oral and poster sessions and demonstrations:

https://haid2022.qmul.ac.uk/programme/
https://haid2022.qmul.ac.uk/keynotes/

Confirmed workshops:
- Designing consensual mediated social touch (Dasha Kolesnyk, University of
Twente, Netherlands)
- Imagining the role of haptics in future smart assistant technologies
(Pascal E. Fortin, Vincent Levesque, École de Technologie Supérieure,
Canada)
- Interactive textiles (Rebecca Stewart, Imperial College London, Sophie
Skach, Queen Mary University of London)
- Tutorial: Bela interactive audio controller (Andrew McPherson, Queen Mary
University of London)

We are also looking for sponsors who will have a chance to present and
exhibit at the conference:
https://haid2022.qmul.ac.uk/sponsoring/

HAID 2022 is organised by the Centre for Digital Music (C4DM) and the
Centre for Advanced Robotics @ Queen Mary

Feel free to contact us:
haid2022 at qmul.ac.uk
i.farkhatdinov at qmul.ac.uk

General co-chairs:
Dr Ildar Farkhatdinov
Dr Charalampos Saitis
Queen Mary University of London
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