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ICCHP 2020 Proceedings:

Proceedings will be available from Springer LNCS.

 1st digital edition of the ICCHP open access compendium “Future Perspectives of AT, eAccessibility and eInclusion”:
PDF icon ED_1_Future_Perspectives.pdf

Whova is available now for participants of ICCHP

We're excited to announce that ICCHP2020 has a free, official app which you can Download and be able to:
  • View the event agenda and plan your schedule
  • Access Livestreams and Videos directly within sessions and utilize the session Q&A
  • Set up Virtual meet-ups with your fellow attendees to connect remotely
  • Create and converse through various Discussion Topics in the Community Board
  • Receive updates such as last minute room change from the organizers
  • Get presentation documents and slides (if the event organizer uploaded them)

You can access the app here:

 Get Whova Now

 

Message from our General Chair

ICCHP 2020 will be organised as online event

Dear friends of ICCHP,

First and foremost, we hope that you, your family and friends are staying well and managing through these trying times.
The current COVID-19 pandemic has taken an unprecedented toll in terms of human lives, as well as social and economic disruption worldwide.
While we all hope and wish that it would end soon, we must be realistic and accept the fact that things may not be back to normal on global level by early September, when ICCHP is scheduled to take place in Italy.

For this reason, the ICCHP organizing committee, the ICCHP host and I in my capacity as General Chair for 2020 have decided that ICCHP 2020 will be held as an online event.

The submission and review process will proceed with just a small change in schedule. We were able to negotiate with Springer a later submission deadline.
Science Track paper submissions are now due April 15, while ICCHP Forum paper submissions are due May 15.

All accepted papers will be published with Springers LNCS or in our 1st digital edition of the ICCHP open access compendium “Future Perspectives of AT, eAccessibility and eInclusion” respectively.
Information on the mechanism for online presentation and interaction will be available in the next few weeks.

We also reviewed the service fee rates, and posted the reduced rates on ICCHP site.

We didn't take this decision lightly. We want to thank all of you in advance for your support to ICCHP. We look forward to your submissions, and, with your help, we will send a global sign of (e)Accessibility and make this conference a huge success in spite of the many hurdles we will need to get over.

Find regularly updated information on ICCHP website.

Let's stay in touch, we keep you posted.

Your Chair for 2020,
Roberto Manduchi and the
ICCHP organizing team.

Book of Condolence for ICCHP founder Roland Wagner

With deep sympathy, we inform our ICCHP community that ICCHP founder, longstanding General Chair, Programme chair and promotor passed away. We invite all colleagues and friends to express their condolence at: http://condolence.icchp.org

Roland Wagner was one of the pioneers in ICT for people with disabilities and has been pushing the field forward since years. His early visionary understanding of the role of ICT to change perspectives of people with special needs. His dedication for fighting for equal rights for "our" target group had and has important impact on the awareness and changes in society.

The Austrian Computer Society emdowed the ICCHP Roland Wagner Award to honour his merits and support the important work which has been the passion of Roland Wagner over the last decades.

Roland was scientist with his heart and soul, dedicated to support people and a more open society providing equal chances for everybody. He always has been inspiration, mentor, innovator and role model for all who had the privilege getting to know and respect him.

Our thoughts and sympathy are with his family during these difficult moments.

We thank you and miss you, dear Roland, and say goodbye!

Book of Condolence
ICCHP Roland Wagner Award 

Opening keynote ICCHP 2020 confirmed!

Maria Chiara Carozza: "Biorobotics for Personal Assistance - Translational Research and Opportunities for Human-Centered Developments"

Check here for further info!

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Online Proceedings 2018 available

The online version of proceedings are available at Springer Link:

LNCS 10896 - ICCHP 2018, Part I

LNCS 10896 - ICCHP 2018, Part II