Thematic sessions have the main aim of creating a mini-workshop on a specific topic, where researchers working on the same argument can make knowledge, familiarize, exchange ideas, create cooperation.
Thematic Sessions are being developed by designated chairs.

If you, as an author, have a paper that could be included in one of these sessions, you may submit an abstract selecting your favourite session. If the abstract is not selected for the session, it may be included in another part of the technical program.

To submit abstracts to the thematic session, follow the submission instructions for regular sessions, but remind to specify the thematic session to which the paper is directed.

List of Thematic Sessions

  1. Thematic Session #1: Advanced Human-Machine Interactions for Complex and Critical Environments

    Organized by: Michael Kuhl, Flaviana Tagliaferri, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, Germany, Maurice Rekrut, Mansi Sharma, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Germany

  2. Thematic Session #2: Advanced age-friendly sensors and technologies for prevention and health monitoring

    Organized by: Sandra Costanzo, University of Calabria, Italy, Filippo Cavallo, University of Florence, Italy

  3. Thematic Session #3: AI-Powered Neurology: Enhancing Diagnostic and Prognostic Decision Support

    Organized by: Selene Tomassini, University of Trento, Italy, Alessia Sarica, Federica AracriMagna Graecia University of Catanzaro, Italy

  4. Thematic Session #4: Sensors, Extended Reality and Artificial Intelligence for Human Behavior Analysis

    Organized by: Andrea Zingoni, Juri Taborri, University of Tuscia, Italy, Enrique Yeguas Bolívar, University of Córdoba, Spain

Thematic Session Proposal

Are you interested in organizing a thematic session?

Please, contact the Technical Program Chairs, using the form at this page:


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