UIST 2013 - The 26th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology

Authors must remove author names and affiliations from the masthead. We also strongly encourage them to refer to their own previous work in third person. See the anonymization policy for more information.
Appropriate topics include but are not limited to:
Significantly novel enabling technologies such as innovative input devices, displays, new interaction techniques, or new media that extend the boundaries of traditional interaction, such as natural user interfaces and interactions, augmented reality, mobile interaction, ubiquitous computing (including wearables), social software, and computer-supported collaborative work.
Innovative user interfaces for difficult interaction contexts or challenging applications. Examples include managing large, complex information sets, usable privacy and security, multi-user interaction, crowdsourcing, or techniques that span devices distributed in time and space.
Breakthrough user experiences leveraging techniques such as machine learning, computer vision, computer graphics, speech processing, networking, or human perception and cognition.
Innovative software architectures, design tools, toolkits, programming systems and development environments that support the development and use of the above technologies in user interfaces.
Authors of all accepted papers will also be invited to participate in the demo session.