2026 8th International Conference on Human-Centered Computing and Data Intelligence (HCC 2026)
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Since its inauguration in 2014, the International Conference on Human-Centered Computing (HCC) has brought together researchers worldwide to advance human-centered technologies, artificial intelligence, data science, and collaborative computing. In 2026, the conference evolved into the International Conference on Human-Centered Computing and Data Intelligence (HCC 2026), reflecting its expanded focus on data intelligence, AI-driven innovation, and next-generation human-centered computing.

HCC 2021

Virtual Conference

📅 December 9–11, 2021 📍 Online (Virtual Event)
Focused on human-centered data intelligence, big data, IoT, cloud computing, mobile networks, and collaborative intelligence, with 27 papers selected from 68 submissions.
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HCC 2020

Virtual Conference

📅 December 14–15, 2020 📍 Online (Virtual Event)
Featured research on data visualization, big data, IoT, cloud computing, and collaborative computing, with 48 papers selected from 133 submissions.
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HCC 2019

Čačak, Serbia

📅 August 5–7, 2019 📍 Čačak, Serbia
Highlighted deep learning, image and video analysis, human-computer interaction, and intelligent logistics through 71 selected papers.
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HCC 2018

Mérida, Mexico

📅 December 5–7, 2018 📍 Mérida, Mexico
Explored artificial intelligence, deep learning, brain-computing, and technologies for a hyper-connected world with 68 accepted papers.
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HCC 2017

Kazan, Russia

📅 August 7–9, 2017 📍 Kazan, Russia
Presented advances in human-machine interfaces, wireless and mobile networks, and data analytics supporting truly human-centric computing.
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HCC 2016

Colombo, Sri Lanka

📅 January 7–9, 2016 📍 Colombo, Sri Lanka
Gathered international researchers to discuss infrastructure, intelligent services, data, knowledge, and community-centered computing.
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HCC 2014

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

📅 November 27–29, 2014 📍 Phnom Penh, Cambodia
The inaugural HCC conference established an international forum for human-centered intelligent societies covering infrastructure, services, data, and community.
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