Paper Info
Title
SIGHInt: Special Interest Group for Human-Computer Integration
Abstract
ABSTRACT Human-Computer Integration (HInt) is a growing paradigm within HCI which seeks to understand how humans can, and already are, merging with computational machines. HInt’s recent inception and evolution has seen much discussion in a variety of symposiums, workshops, and publications for HCI. This has enabled a democratized and decentralised emergence of its core concepts. While this has allowed for rapid growth in our understanding of HInt, there is some discrepancy in how the proponents of this movement might describe its principles, motivations, definitions, and ultimate goals, with many offshoot concepts of HInt beginning to emerge. SIGHint aims to provide a platform to facilitate high level discussion and collation of information between researchers and designers seeking to learn from and contribute to the development of Human-Computer Integration. It is our intention that through this SIG we may better understand how new and emerging, diverging ideas, and perspectives within Human-Computer Integration relate to each other, ultimately facilitating a mapping of the paradigm and a synthesis of its concepts.
Year
DOI
Venue
2021
10.1145/3411763.3450400
Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
human-computer integration, cybernetics, wearables, augmentation, intelligent agents, ubiquitous computing
Conference
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
0
11
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Nathan Arthur Semertzidis111.36
Michaela Scary201.35
Xiao Fang300.68
Xinyi Wang400.68
Rakesh Patibanda5175.72
Josh Andres6149.07
Paul Strohmeier712519.00
Kai Kunze8898126.25
Pedro Lopes934037.71
Fabio Zambetta1013422.06
Florian Mueller111730157.37