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| Monday, November 08, 2021 by Chris Wellekens |
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ACM ICMI 2021: Announcing Blue Sky Paper Awards
https://icmi.acm.org/2021/index.php?id=award
18-22 Oct 2021, Montreal, Canada
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Announcing New ACM ICMI 2021 Blue Sky Paper Awards
The Blue Sky Paper Awards have been announced. Congratulations to awardees!
The papers will be presented at ICMI 2021, in the Blue Sky Papers session
moderated by Prof. Sharon Oviatt. The tentative conference program is available at https://icmi.acm.org/2021/index.php?id=program
First Place: Sandy Pentland
Optimized Human-A.I. Group Decision Making: A Personal View
Second Place: Georgios Rizos
Towards Sonification in Multimodal and User-Friendly Explainable Artificial Intelligence
Third Place: Philippe Palanque
Dependability and Safety: Two Clouds in the Blue Sky of Multimodal Interaction
The Blue Sky paper track at ACM ICMI 2021 emphasizes innovative, visionary, and highimpact contributions.
This track solicited papers relevant to ICMI content that go beyond the usual research paper to present
new visions that stimulate the community to pursue innovative new research directions.
The papers were encouraged to present high-risk controversial
ideas that may challenge existing assumptions and methodologies,
or propose new applications or theories.
Submitted papers were expected to represent deep reflection,
to argue rigorously, and to present ideas from a high-level
synthetic viewpoint (e.g., multidisciplinary, based on multiple methodologies).
The 23rd ACM International Conference on Multimodal Interaction
(ICMI 2021) will be held in Montreal, Canada October 18-22, 2021.
ICMI is the premier international forum for multidisciplinary
research on multimodal human-human and human-computer interaction,
interfaces, and system development. The main conference themes in 2021 will
be behavioral health and virtual connectivity, but other major topics of
central interest include human communication and multimodal language/dialogue processing,
human-robot/agent interaction, affective computing and social interaction,
cognitive modeling, multimodal representations and fusion-based architectures,
machine learning for multimodal interaction and system applications, speech,
gesture, haptics, olfaction, gaze and vision, multimodal datasets and platforms,
mobile and ubiquitous interfaces, interfaces for virtual/augmented reality,
smart environments, and assistive technologies. |
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