Aims & scope
JCEII aims to:
- Explore the fundamental principles of human cognition and intelligence to inspire innovative computational models and interaction paradigms;
- Promote the development of intelligent information processing systems that are deeply informed by cognitive, emotional, and behavioral characteristics of humans;
- Advance natural and multimodal human-computer interaction through cognitive engineering approaches;
- Serve as a cross-disciplinary forum connecting cognitive science, artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, neuroscience, and engineering.
Scope
JCEII publishes original research articles, reviews, case studies, and short communications in, but not limited to, the following areas:
Cognitive Engineering & Computing
- Cognitive modeling and simulation
- Emotion and affective computing
- Cognitive architectures for intelligent systems
- Mental workload, attention, and decision-making in interactive systems
- Neuro-inspired and brain-like computing models
Intelligent Interaction Technologies
- Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and neural interaction systems
- Natural language interaction and cognitive dialogue systems
- Human-robot interaction with cognitive adaptation
- Adaptive and personalized user interfaces
Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
- Explainable AI (XAI) from a cognitive perspective
- Cognitive ergonomics and usability in complex systems
- Trust, transparency, and user modeling in intelligent systems
- Interaction in intelligent environments (smart homes, AR/VR, wearable systems)
Human-AI Collaboration
- Human-in-the-loop systems and interactive machine learning
- Cognitive task sharing and decision-support in AI-assisted systems
- Trust, transparency, and explainability in collaborative AI
- Human-AI teaming in dynamic and high-risk environments
- Feedback loops between user behavior and system adaptation
Multimodal Interfaces
- Multimodal interaction frameworks integrating speech, image, gesture, gaze, and emotion
- Multisensory fusion and context-aware interface design
- Cognitive modeling of multimodal communication and processing
- Multimodal interaction in AR/VR and extended reality systems
- Evaluation methods and benchmarks for multimodal systems
Applications and Systems
- Assistive and rehabilitation technologies
- Cognitive interaction in healthcare and education
- Emotion-aware intelligent tutoring systems
- Interactive systems for autonomous vehicles
- Industrial and defense cognitive systems