No.	Poster
1	Exploring the Dual Nature of Eyes in HCI: Capturing and Transmitting Information with Interactive Systems Daichi Harada, William Delamare, Xiangshi Ren
2	Eye-Hand Coordination in Error Correction Process during Typing on Smartphones Kentaro Yoshida, Yang Li
3	Understanding eye-hand coordination of typing on smartphones Haruna Imada, Xinhui Jiang, Xiangshi Ren
4	Intuitive Revision: the Typing Error Correction Technique for Mobile Devices Naoki Higashi, Yang Li
5	Exploring Performance of Pointing and Dragging Tasks using One Thumb Input Ayumu Ono
6	How Boredom may Affect Fitts' Law? Kouya Ono, William Delamare, Kavous Salehzadeh Niksirat, Xiangshi Ren
7	New Deep Learning Architecture for Pain Intensity Estimation Jun Yu, Toru Kurihara
8	Exploring How the Layout Affects Webpage Aesthetics for further parametric design Kyouichirou Yonezawa, Chen Wang, Xiangshi Ren
9	Generalized representation of shapes from different cues Zhen Li, Hiroaki Shigemasu
10	Generalized Representation of 3D Object related to action in visual cortex: an fMRI Study Thanaphop Threethipthikoon, Zhen Li, Hiroaki Shigemasu
11	Efficient Productivity Yugandhara Hiray, Kavous Salehzadeh Niksirat
12	Developing a Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment (DDA) System for Elderly Players Anran Wu, Seira Itou, Kavous Salezadeh Niksirat, Xiangshi Ren
13	Modeling Relationship between MRI Images and Behavioral Datasets using 3D CNN Jingxin Liu, Zhenxin Wang, Xiangshi Ren
14	Eye-Hand coordination in smartphone pointing task Mikina Nambu, Xinhui Jiang
15	The aesthetic perception difference on webpages between Japanese and Chinese Arihiro Iwamoto, Chen Wang, Xiangshi Ren
16	Characterizing Body Input Combinations with Fitts' Law Parameters Ryutaro Mizuno, William Delamare, Xiangshi Ren

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) play a vital role in almost every aspect of daily life. ICTs are so fundamental to modern life that they now find many applications in the wide diversity of people, groups, industries and institutions in every corner of our world. Human-Engaged Computing (HEC) concerns the way humans interact with ICTs and the impact these technologies have on human lives, relationships, human potential and human capabilities. In this workshop, we will invite three experts to give their points of view of HEC practice on different Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) directions.

A very important part of the workshop is THE POSTER PRESENTATION through which participants can introduce their research findings, discuss their work, foster collaborations and propose and develop underlying methodological frameworks, all with the intention of driving the ICT field forward in fuller awareness of the place, function and responsibilities of humanity in the nature of things.

The poster track invites submissions from all ICT areas. We especially seek contributions that showcase early, relatively speculative and/or not yet completed work. Authors are required to submit:

1. A poster paper including title, author information and the abstract of your study. Submitted poster papers should follow the SIGCHI Extended Abstracts;

2. A designed graphic poster including the main content, graphs, data or conclusion of your study. Your poster should be brought to the venue and placed on designated notice boards. Note that, the poster size should be A0 (84.1 x 118.4cm, 33.11 x 46.61 inches), and there is no AC power supply for poster presentations.

Please note also that there is no requirement to anonymize poster submissions and at least one author of each accepted poster must register for the workshop.

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Important Dates

January 5, 2019 (Extend to January 9, 17:00 JST): DEADLINE for poster paper submission

January 6, 2019 (Extend to January 10, 17:00 JST): Decision notification

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How to submit your poster

The poster and abstract (PDF file) should be sent to info@xrenlab.com

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Kochi!