Call for Late-Breaking Papers, Demonstration and Video
We invite researchers to submit and showcase their latest advances, experiences and challenges in the field of human-agent interaction as late-breaking results (to be presented as posters), demonstrations and videos.
Topics of interest are the same as research topics of HAI’18 – See the call for papers at http://hai-conference.net/hai2018/authors/call-for-papers/. Please consult the Program Chairs if you are uncertain whether your topic falls within the scope of the conference.
Please also note that at least one author of the work must register and be present during the session at all time. Any selected paper will be included in the proceeding of HAI’18 indexed by ACM Digital Library. An award will also be given for the demonstration and video.
Guidelines for a short paper of a late-breaking poster, video & demonstration
We require authors to submit papers describing work that is intended to be presented as a short paper (late-breaking results), demonstration or video, as follows:
- Late-breaking Papers: 2-page submission for blind review, including title and keywords; abstract not necessary. The short paper should describe recent results. Accepted short papers will be presented as posters at the conference. It must be no longer than two pages including all text, figures and tables. Up to one additional page may be included for references only. Authors must ensure that their submissions are anonymised and no information of author’s identity can be inferred.
- Demonstrations: Up to 2-page description of demonstration, including title, authors (not subject to blind review) and abstract (paragraph highlighting key elements of demonstration). Description should provide detail about what viewers will see and/or interact with at the conference. A URL could be provided (though not required) to help reviewers understand what the demonstration will show. Technical requirements necessary for the demonstration must be included, such as: external monitor, power supply, space (e.g., for robots), etc.
- Video: Up to 1-page description of video, including title, authors (not subject to blind review) and abstract (paragraph highlighting key elements of video) and a URL where the video can be viewed online (e.g., youtube, vimeo, etc.) and which must be accessible to reviewers. Video submissions must be 5 minutes or less.
All submissions must be in PDF format and adhere to the ACM SIG proceedings templates (2 column format). Submitted papers must not be published nor submitted for publication elsewhere. Authors’ work with groundbreaking results and/or demonstrations of practical applications will be favoured during the selection process by the committee.
Submission
All short papers must be submitted online prior to the deadline via EasyChair https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=hai20180. Authors must ensure that their short papers are correctly assigned to the right category in the EasyChair’s submission form.
Important dates
Please see the Important Dates page.
Posters of accepted full papers
To further promote your work, we encourage authors of the accepted full papers to present your work as a poster during the poster session. Authors who wish to do so are required to prepare your poster according to our format below and register via https://goo.gl/QoGS2G. Please note that we cannot guarantee a place for your posters if authors do not register by 31 Oct 2018. (Authors of accepted late-breaking papers do not need to register.)
Poster format
Authors of accepted late-breaking result papers are required to show your work as a poster during the poster session. Please note that your poster must be no larger than an A0 portrait. A poster in A0 landscape cannot be used.
Printing your posters on-site
University of Southampton has provided a special service for printing your poster where it can be collected on-site. You will also be eligible for a discounted rate if your printing order was received before 14th Nov (subjected to University of Southampton’s consideration). For further detail, please refer to University of Southampton’s website: https://www.southampton.ac.uk/printcentre/exhibition/academicposters.page.
To place an order, please send an email attached with your PDF poster file to print@soton.ac.uk. The title of your email must be “Academic poster for HAI-2018 (job number 73035)”. Please use the email template below. We will not receive or process your printing order on your behalf.
- Job number: 73035
- Fullname:
- Email:
- Size: A0 Portrait
- Material: Paper/Fabric/Vinyl/Paper with Lam (Please choose only one)
- Payment method: Cash/Cheque (Please choose only one)
- URL of poster file: (Required only if you cannot attach your PDF file to this email)
Contact
- Program Chairs:
Elizabeth Sklar, King’s College London, UK
Takanori Komatsu, Meiji University, Japan
email: hai2018program@hai-conference.net - Posters Chair:
Tin Leelavimolsilp, University of Southampton, UK
email: hai2018poster@hai-conference.net