International Conference on Movement and Computing (MOCO)

Topics include, but are not limited to:

Cultural movement practices and technology
Dance and technology
Entrainment and movement
Embodied cognition and movement
Embodied interaction
Full body interaction
Gesture and sound
Glitch feminism
Individual and group movement capture
Interactive, experiential performances and installations
Learning detection through bodily movement
Machine learning for movement
Mechanisms of coordination dynamics
Movement analysis and analytics
Movement as a proxy of human brain
Movement in social interaction
Movement computation in education
Movement computation in ergonomics, sports, and health
Movement computation and race
Movement expression in virtual humans and robots
Movement notation systems (e.g. Laban or Eshkol-Wachman)
Music and movement
Philosophical perspectives on movement and computing
Robotics
Sensory augmentation of movement
Sensorimotor learning
Surveillance and biometrics
Tangible interaction
Technique analysis
Theoretical approaches to movement understanding
Telepresence and togetherness
Wearable devices for movement tracking, e.g., Apple Watch
Topics of special relevance in 2022:
Artificial embodiment in online education, workspaces, and social gatherings
Telepresence
Via online hosting platforms, e.g., Zoom
Via physical devices, e.g., Beam
In live art and performance, e.g., NOWHERE
Social distancing and its impact on embodiment, movement, and computing systems