Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, MR/AR aspects of:

• Sensors
• Acquisition of 3D scene descriptions
• Calibration methods
• Position and orientation tracking technology
• Sensor fusion
• Vision-based registration and tracking
• Information presentation
• Aural, haptic and olfactory augmentation
• Display and view management
• Mediated and diminished reality
• Object overlay and spatial layout techniques
• Photo-realistic rendering
• Real-time rendering
• User interaction
• Collaborative MR/AR
• Interaction techniques for MR/AR
• Multi-modal input and output
• System architecture
• Display hardware
• Distributed and collaborative MR/AR
• Performance issues [real-time approaches]
• Wearable and mobile computing
• Online services and MR/AR
• Human factors
• Acceptance of MR/AR technology
• Social implications
• Usability studies and experiments
• MR/AR Applications
• MR/AR for Architecture
• MR/AR for art, cultural heritage, or education and training
• MR/AR for entertainment
• Industrial and military MR/AR applications
• Medical MR/AR applications
• Personal MR/AR information systems

Topics of interest include Mixed and Augmented Reality works in relation to, but not limited to:

• Media art
• Performing arts
• Art History
• Architecture
• Urban design
• Game and toys
• Cultural Heritage
• Social media
• Fields and approaches of interest include, but are not limited to:
• Media Studies
• Cultural Studies
• Literary Studies
• Game Studies
• Practitioner Case Studies
• Design research
• Communications