FHCI fosters scholarly exchange across the HCI community, enabling researchers to situate their work within broader human-centered perspectives and to contribute to the design and evaluation of interactive technologies that shape future learning, wellbeing, and everyday interaction.
Evolving from its origins as the Future of Information and Communication Conference, FICC reflects the increasing centrality of computing in contemporary research. The conference emphasizes data analytics, artificial intelligence, next-generation computing architectures, and cybersecurity, addressing both foundational challenges and emerging technological paradigms.
FHCI is affiliated to the Future Technologies Conference (FTC), with its proceedings published as a dedicated volume within the FTC Proceedings by Springer in LNNS series.