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The call for projects for eNTERFACE'11 (1-26 August 2011, Plzen, Czech Republic) is out now. Click to download.
A special issue from selected and extended eNTERFACE papers will be published in Springer's Journal on Multimodal User Interfaces. The submission schedule is as follows:
4 February 2011, submission of full papers
25 March 2011, notification of acceptance
6 May 2011, camera-ready versions of accepted papers
Summer 2011, estimated publication date
What is eNTERFACE?
The eNTERFACE workshops aim at establishing a tradition of collaborative, localized research and development work by gathering, in a single place, a team of leading professionals in multimodal man-machine interfaces together with students (both graduate and undergraduate), to work on a prespecified list of challenges, for 4 complete weeks. In this respect, it is an innovative and intensive collaboration scheme, designed to allow researchers to integrate their software tools, deploy demonstrators, collect novel databases, and work side by side with a great number of experts. It brings together 80 researchers for a whole month, subsequently it is the largest workshop on multimodal interfaces.
The workshop is held on a yearly basis, in July-August, and organized around several research projects dealing with multimodal human-machine interfaces design. It is thus radically different from traditional scientific workshops, in which only specialists meet for a few days to discuss state-of-the art problems, but do not really work together.
The eNTERFACE was initiated by the FP6 Network of Excellence SIMILAR. After the completion of SIMILAR, the workshop continued to attract wide interest under the aegis of the OpenInterface Foundation. It was organized by Faculté Polytechnique de Mons in 2005, University of Zagreb in 2006, Bogaziçi University in 2007, CNRS-LIMSI in 2008, and University of Genova in 2009.
eNTERFACE'10 is organized by Intelligent Systems Lab Amsterdam (ISLA-ISIS),
of University of Amsterdam.
Topics of Interest
The following themes will be studied and developed during the four-week long workshop:
| Multimodal signal analysis and synthesis |
Signal-level and meaning-level data fusion |
| Intuitive interfaces and personalized systems in real and virtual environments |
Medical applications |
| User, context and semantics-aware self-learning and adapting systems |
Multimodal conversational systems |
| Innovative modalities and modalities conversion |
Usability |
| Multimodality for plasticity |
Multimodality for biometrics and security |
| Multimodal interfaces for embodied social experience of multimedia content |
Multimodal semantic fusion |
| Affective multimodal interfaces for digital art and entertainment |
Embodied agents |
| Open-Source framework for rapid prototyping of interactive applications |
Performing arts applications |
| Multimodal interfaces for mobile devices and robots |
Edutainment and learning assistance |
eNTERFACE'10 is supported by the OpenInterface Foundation, by SSPNet, the FP7 European Network of Excellence on Social Signal Processing, by EURASIP, and by SenterNovem IOP-MMI.
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eNTERFACE'10 Important Dates
- 30.11.2009 Reception of a 1 page Notification
of Interest.
- 10.12.2009 Reception of the complete project proposal in the format provided by the Author's kit.
- 12.01.2010 Call for participation.
- 3.03.2010 Teams are formed.
- 12.07.2010 Start of the eNTERFACE'10 Workshop.
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