Machines have become an indispensable part of a man’s life. Some say that humans are enslaved to modern technology and reject progress on principle, while fanatics of new trends simply must have not only the latest useful tools but every gadget as well. We see machines used in daily routines or in research, to make coffee, to save lives, to study secrets of DNA on the micro, and for space travels on the macro scale. The aim of the Conference is to bring together scientists interested in all aspects of theory and practice of man-machine interactions, providing an international forum for exchanging ideas, setting questions for discussion, and sharing the experience.
Topics include but not limited to

Computational intelligence
Pattern recognition
Data processing, storage and transfer
Assistive technologies
Data mining and decision support
AI and simulations in biosciences
Socio-Cultural Effect
Interfaces
Accessibility
Human-robot interaction
Interaction Devices and Tools
Autonomous agents