Dear KUI Community: as we prepare the final details for tomorrow, we are pleased to share with you all the final programme in PDF format. This file contains the details of each session, including the name, order of presentation, abstract and keywords of all papers, and the name and affiliation of each author. We hope you will find this file useful during the conference.
See you tomorrow!
We’re excited to bring you the latest updates for the upcoming KUI Congress 2023:
Your participation brings immense value to the conference. Should you have any queries or need assistance, feel free to reach out.
Looking forward to meeting you in Lisbon soon!
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The submission deadline of the call for papers is extended to June 18, 2023.
All accepted papers that are presented at the conference will be published at the ACM Digital Library.
Please refer to the Call for Papers page for focus topics and detailed submission instructions.
The theme of this year’s International Conference on Culture and Computer Science has been published. Please see the 2023 overview page for more information on »Code and Materiality«.
The call for papers has been issued with more specific focus topics. Papers can be submitted until June 4th, 2023 (extended deadline).
The organization committee agreed on a online-only conference mode for KUI 2021.
Given the increasing COVID-19 cases in Germany, quarantine decrees for unvaccinated travelers arriving from high risk countries, and projection for the upcoming weeks, a on-site conference does not seem to be realizable and does not feel right. We are sad about the decision made as we also would have enjoyed inspiration by presentations with subsequent face-to-face discussions, networking opportunities, and scientific exchange. However, we give highest priority to the health and safety of attendees and shift the conference to the Internet.
The conference programme was updated for online mode. All times are CEST = UTC+2 time zone.
The submission deadline of the call for papers is extended to June 21, 2021.
All accepted papers that are presented at the conference will be published at the ACM Digital Library.
Please refer to the Call for Papers page for focus topics and detailed submission instructions.
The theme of this year’s ACM Conference Culture and Computer Science has been published. Please see the 2021 overview page for more information on »Physical and Virtual Spaces«.
The call for papers has been issued with more specific focus topics. Papers can be submitted before May 20, 2021.
Due to the ongoing uncertain situation caused by Covid-19, the conference commitee have decided to cancel this year’s conference “Culture and Computer Science – Extended Reality”.
Nevertheless, the conference proceedings will soon be published by vwh-Verlag.
Those who have already paid the registration fee will be refunded.
The 19th conference on Culture and Computer Science will hopefully be held as usual in May 2021. We will inform you about the Call for Abstracts in time.
Unfortunately, we have to inform you that the Berlin federal state government decided yesterday on immediate measures for the scientific community to counteract the spread of the coronavirus. Among other things, all conferences and meetings that were to take place in the period up to the end of July have to be cancelled. Therefore, the conference “Culture and Computer Science – Extended Reality” unfortunately cannot be held on May 14 and 15 at Schloss Köpenick as planned.
We are currently trying to find an alternative date in autumn and will inform you as soon as possible about further planning.
We are happy to announce our first Keynote speaker:
Prof. Joachim Sauter from ART+COM Studios (Berlin, Germany)
A personal journey to various corners of the AR world
Although there are still many white spots, the map of the AR world has been relatively well explored. Over the past three decades I have had the privilege as an artist, researcher, designer and educator of participating in many expeditions to the edges of this ever expanding world. This trip should be reported. From our first self-developed handheld AR devices in the early 90s to handheld AR applications in the recently opened exhibition in the Berlin Futurium. From the first AR installations for Daimler Benz in the late nineties to current head-mounted AR research projects for firefighters. From small-scale AR sculptures for museums to extensive AR installations in public spaces.