The Second International Conference on Human-Machine Interaction and Coexistence (HMICO 2027)

HMICO 2027 – DTR Society

The Second International Conference on Human-Machine Interaction and Coexistence
Submission deadline: March 4, 2027
Nowadays, intelligent systems continue to spread through human spaces, either digital, physical, and social. As a result, the nature of human-machine interactions has evolved from isolated transactions to a rich, dynamic, and adaptive coexistence. This new paradigm of interaction demands more than just being user-friendly or efficient; it requires trust, transparency, empathy, and ethical alignment. Machines are more than tools; they are partners, assistants, and, sometimes, autonomous decision-makers, integrated into both critical and everyday environments.
If you want to get involved beyond submitting an article, please consider organizing a workshop, a thematic session, or a demo. Details are available on the Event Satellites page.
Nowadays, intelligent systems continue to spread through human spaces, either digital, physical, and social. As a result, the nature of human-machine interactions has evolved from isolated transactions to a rich, dynamic, and adaptive coexistence. This new paradigm of interaction demands more than just being user-friendly or efficient; it requires trust, transparency, empathy, and ethical alignment. Machines are more than tools; they are partners, assistants, and, sometimes, autonomous decision-makers, integrated into both critical and everyday environments. This conference explores the frontiers of human-machine interaction and the conditions for the emergence of meaningful and sustainable coexistence. From “human-in-the-loop” systems to affective interfaces, from multimodal communication to embodied agents, the event invites contributions reflecting both scientific rigor and an appreciation of the socio-technical complexities involved. The goal is to advance our understanding of the design, evaluation, and governance of systems that learn from, adapt to, and support human users in diverse contexts.