AVI 2026

Wednesday 10th June 2026

8:30-9:30

Registration area - Registration

9:30-11:00

Auditorium - Welcome + Keynote: Francesco Ricci

11:00-11:30

Coffee break area - Coffee break

11:30-13:00

Number	Authors	Title	Track
43	Simone Ciciliano and Rosella Gennari	Conceptual Alignment through Large Language Models: A Case Study in an Educational Context	Short
92	Tommaso Pellegrini, Fabio Pittarello and Fabio Pranovi	Reconnecting Seniors with Blue Spaces: A Technology-mediated Immersive Approach	Short
98	Grazia Ragone, Paolo Buono, Judith Good and Rosa Lanzilotti	Designing for Agency and Control in Child-AI Interaction	Short
126	Daniel Bermúdez-Chinea, Gianpaolo Alvari, Tommaso Coianiz, María Menédez-Blanco, Stefano Burigat, Fabio Buttussi, Luca Chittaro, Paola Venuti and Antonella De Angeli	Navigating Uncertainty in a Virtual Supermarket: Designing a VR Tool to Promote Autonomy in Autistic Youth	Long
158	Pratishtha Pratishtha, Ahmadreza Nazari, Kenzy Hamed, Lorans Alabood, Vikram Jaswal and Diwakar Krishnamurthy	Detecting Intent in XR for Nonspeaking Autistic Typers	Long
164	Francesco Vona, Giulia Valcamonica, Marco Mores, Giuseppe Anzillotti, Luca Proserpio, Nicolò Gandini, Giuseppe D'Amico and Franca Garzotto	LLM-empowered Shared Cross-Reality to Enhance Communication Skills in Individuals with Neurodevelopmental Disorders	Long

Number	Authors	Title	Track
25	Marco Ajovalasit, Matteo Valoriani, Alessandro Chiarion, Viola Falchi, Dogan Mert Güven, Sabrina Maida, Giovanni Sartorio, Gustav Moorhouse and Marco Trizio	Beyond Analog Mimicry: Reframing Digital Automotive Dashboards for Awareness-Driven Driving Experience	Short
50	Gerhard Graf	Temporal Augmentation for Remote AV Takeover: A Dual-Phase Evaluation of Replay-Buffered Interfaces	Long
64	Jenny Portwich, Elena Stoll and Dietrich Kammer	Geometries of Navigation: A Comparative Study of Transit Map Layouts	Long
127	Saturnino Luz, Shane Sheehan and Masood Masoodian	Challenges in Reviewing Research Utilising Maps Visualizations: A Case Study of Cholera	Short
139	Joseph O'Hagan, Graham Wilson, Thomas Goodge, Diego Drago and Mark McGill	The BrutARlist: Exploring How and Why Individuals Alter a Known Brutalist Building with Augmented Reality	Short
169	Gonçalo Cerveira, Rui Rodrigues and Nuno Correia	Augmenting Information Access in Cultural Virtual Tours through Automatic Artifact Segmentation	Long

Number	Authors	Title	Track
45	Alexander Bendeck, Harry Li, Steven Gomez and Ashley Suh	DataForager: Integrating and Visualizing Datasets From the Web Using Large Language Models	Long
54	Marco Angelini, Graziano Blasilli, Giorgio Cazzetta, Alessia Palleschi, Simone Lenti and Giuseppe Santucci	VISPEK: a Visual Interactive System for Progressive Ensemble K-Means Clustering	Long
70	Harry Li, Gabriel Appleby, Kenneth Alperin, Steven Gomez and Ashley Suh	Transforming Natural Language into Knowledge Graph Queries with LinkQ: An Agentic Visual Interface	Long
116	Wei Liu, Eric Krokos, Kirsten Whitley, Rebecca Faust and Chris North	LLM-Augmented Semantic Steering of Text Embedding Projection Spaces	Long
165	Andrea Pietro Arena, Sofia Marilina Glorioso and Salvatore Sorce	User-friendly Design of Distributed Systems: A Visual Interface for Composing Networks of Personal Devices	Short

13:00-14:30

Lunch area (Room Basaglia) - Lunch break

14:30-16:00

Number	Authors	Title	Track
31	Giacomo Vallasciani, Pasquale Cascarano, Jacopo Meglioraldi, Daniele Giunchi, Riccardo Bovo and Gustavo Marfia	Evaluating AI Assistance in Human-in-the-Loop Scenographic Prop Authoring	Long
32	Alejandro Delgado, Md Mehedi Hasan Jibon, Hetvi Shah, Fareeza Rahman, Anzhelika Kurnikova and Dr. Julia Woodward	Using Open-Ended Elicitation to Explore Adults' Virtual-Object Interaction Preferences in AR Headsets	Long
55	Roberto Cuervo-Rosillo, Telmo Zarraonandía and Paloma Díaz	Understanding the Potential of Artificial Intelligence to Semi-automatically Generate Realistic 3D Interactive Models of Composite Objects	Short
67	Alessandra Melonio, Elena Cicuto, Muhammad Bilal Khan, Maria Vittoria Bellini, Roberto Burro, Daniela Raccanello and Giada Vicentini	EmoRainbow: How Can Phygital Artefacts Support Emotional Regulation in Disaster Preparedness?	Short
100	Gianni Tumedei, Catia Prandi and Augusto Esteves	Representing Intangible Cultural Heritage as Living Artifacts: A First Digital Twin of a Culinary Recipe	Short
122	Alexander Gall, Anja Heim, Laura Longo and Christoph Heinzl	Immersive Reachability Planning for the Excavation of Cultural Heritage Objects	Short

Number	Authors	Title	Track
58	Aymeric Ferron, Elpida Bampouni, Yvonne Jansen, Arka Majhi, Juho Hamari and Daniel Fernández Galeote	Memorability of Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Virtual Reality: An Evaluation of Enactment and Quiz-Based Gamification	Long
91	Freja Dahl Hartvig, Asta Lundbek Egelund and Niklas Elmqvist	Trust Me, I'm Probably Right: Investigating AI Explanations for Establishing Appropriate Trust	Long
119	Mandy Keck, Lisa-Maria Freller, Thomas Neumayr and Mirjam Augstein	A Design Space and Exploration Tool for Information Visualisation and Information Visualisation and Visual Interfaces in Recommender Systems	Long

Number	Authors	Title	Track
56	Lennart Eing, Annika Stippler, Cristina Conati, Stefan Künzell, Elisabeth André and Silvan Mertes	From 'Nice Try' to 'Nice Throw': Exploring Counterfactual Explanations as Corrective Feedback for Javelin Throwing	Long
62	Maurizio Berta, Roberto Bresin and Gaël Dubus	Can sonification aid the perception of complex visual networked data? A tool for the interactive exploration of bibliometric data	Long
80	Houda Lamqaddam, Quinten Mortier, Ivania Donoso-Guzmán, Koenraad Brosens and Katrien Verbert	Beyond Distance Metrics: A Nested Model of Similarity in Visual Art Search	Long
108	Chiara Mannari, Tommaso Turchi, Manlio Bacco, Alessio Ferrari, Cristina Conati and Alessio Malizia	Designing Adaptive AI Assistance for Block-Based Modelling: a Wizard of Oz Study with Domain Experts	Long
114	Giacomo Colussi, Giovanni Serena, Federico Fontana and Fabio Buttussi	Virtual augmentation of a simulated scenario for first aid operators training	Short

16:00-16:30

Coffee break area - Coffee break

16:30-17:30

Auditorium - Keynote: Hiroshi Ishii

17:30-18:30

Aula Magna - SIGCHI Italy Meeting

18:00-18:30

Auditorium - Doctoral Consortium: Madness session

18:30-19:30

Number	Authors	Title
226	Maryam Samiepour	Fostering Sustainability with Digital Twins and Gamification: A Human-Centered Design Approach
227	Muhammad Bilal Khan	From Interaction to Design: Phygital Artefact Toolkits for Early Childhood
228	Aleeza Adeel	A Generic Package-Independent Interface Design for Industrial Digital Twins
229	Valentino Giona	An Explainable AI Module for Responsible Video Game Design: Supporting Ethical Decision-Making in Game Development Tools
230	Ioanna Terzi	Revealing Nature’s Heartbeats: Playful Experiences for Teenagers
231	Marco Mores	HCI and Intellectual Disabilities: Co-design as a Means for Agency
233	Alfonso Pio Pretorino	Towards a Responsible Prompt Framework Future Steps for Secure and Responsible Outputs
234	Giada Pantana	Adaptive user interface for machine translation-based learning support
235	Simone Ciciliano	From Dialogues to Prototypes: Conversational Agents to Support Design Students in IoT Prototyping
236	Yuki Nakagawa	Designing Drawing-Based Interaction to Support Individual-Level Animal Observation in Aquariums
237	Umberto Domanti	Artificial Creativity: An Inquiry into the Mechanisms of the Creative Process
238	Roberto Cuervo Rosillo	Using Artificial Intelligence to Accelerate the Modelling of MR Simulations of CommonWorkplace Devices
239	Daniel Bermúdez-Chinea	Co-Designing Games with Neurodiverse Groups
253	Francesca Perillo	Interdisciplinary Care, User Engagement, and Inclusive Design in Social Robotics

19:30-23:00

Cocktail area - Welcome cocktail

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