
The 2018 ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems took place 21-27 April in Montreal, Canada, and attracted over 3,000 participants. This years CHI marked the 50th anniversary of the Mother of all Demos and showcased many exciting new technologies and techniques that will help shape the future of pervasive computing.
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