AsCHO

AsCHO refers to the Asian Conference on Computer Human Interaction. It is a biennial academic conference that focuses on research and development in the field of computer-human interaction, with a specific emphasis on issues relevant to Asian contexts. The conference provides a platform for researchers, designers, and practitioners to share their work on topics such as user interface design, usability, user experience, accessibility, and the societal impact of computing technologies across Asia.

The proceedings of AsCHO typically include research papers, short papers, posters, and workshops. The aim is to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and to advance the understanding and practice of HCI within the diverse cultural and technological landscapes of Asia. Topics often explored include mobile HCI, cross-cultural design, inclusive design for Asian populations, and the application of HCI in areas like education, healthcare, and social computing specific to the region. AsCHO plays a significant role in connecting the Asian HCI community with the global research community.