FHCI: Future of Human-Computer Interaction Conference
15-16 October 2026 | Berlin, Germany
Affiliated to the Future Technologies Conference (FTC)
The Future of Human–Computer Interaction Conference (FHCI) serves as a dedicated venue for rigorously peer-reviewed research that examines the evolving relationship between humans and computational systems. As digital technologies increasingly shape how people work, learn, and interact, sustained research in the HCI domain is essential to ensure that these systems remain usable, inclusive, and aligned with human needs and capabilities.
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.
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.
CHAIR
Hui Liu
University of Bremen, Germany
The related topics include, but are not limited to:
- Foundations of Human–Computer Interaction
- Immersive Technologies (AR, VR, XR)
- Multimodal and Natural User Interfaces
- Wearable and Body-Centric Computing
- Brain–Computer and Neuro-Interactive Interfaces
- Human–AI Co-Creation and Collaborative Interaction
- Inclusive, Accessible, and Assistive Interaction Design
- Context-Aware and Adaptive Environments
- Ambient Assisted Living and Human-Centered Smart Environments
- Interaction with Cognitive and Assistive Robotic Systems
- Neuro-Robotic and Hybrid Interaction Interfaces
- Gamified Interaction and Learning Systems
- Virtual and Social Learning Environments
- 3D Spatial Computing
- Interaction in Specialized Delivery Systems and Environments