Petra 2021 : PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments

We would like to invite researchers working in the areas of Human-Computer Interaction, healthcare and assisted living to submit their original research findings to the PETRA conference.

Please check the submission guidelines and the deadlines for further details.

The conference proceedings, including the workshop papers, will be a volume in the ACM International Conference Proceedings Series in the ACM Digital Library.The ISBN number assigned to PETRA \’21 is 978-1-4503-8792-7.

Research areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

Healthcare Informatics
Big Data Management
Data Privacy and Remote Health Monitoring
Games for Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
User Interface Design and Usability
Reasoning Systems and Machine Learning
Affective Computing
Cyberlearning : Theory, Methods and Technologies
Human-Robot Interaction
Human-Centered Computing
Human monitoring
Haptics
Gesture and Motion Tracking
Cognitive Modeling
Wearable Computing
Interactions and the Internet of Things (IoT)
Applications include, but are not limited to:

Sensor networks for pervasive health care
Mobile and wireless technologies
Healthcare privacy and data security
Smart rehabilitation systems
Game design for cognitive assessment and social interaction
Behavior monitoring systems
Computer vision in healthcare
Virtual and augmented reality environments
Ambient assisted living
Navigation systems
Collaboration and data sharing
Wearable devices
Drug delivery evaluation
Vocational safety and health monitoring
Eyetracking
Telemedicine and biotechnology
Technologies for senior living
Social impact of pervasive technologies
Intelligent assistive environments
Technologies to provide assessment and intervention for Stroke recovery, spinal cord injury, and multiple sclerosis
Technologies for improving quality of daily living
Robotics research for rehabilitation and tele-rehabilitation
Innovative design for smart wheelchairs and smart canes
Computer based training systems for artificial limbs and prosthetics
Disability computing: Smart systems to assist persons with visual, hearing, and loss of limb functionalities
Smart Cities of the Future
Assistive Technologies for Urban Environments