Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is a multidisciplinary field exhibiting increasing significance in the modern world, shaping our interactions with technology and transforming our daily lives. HCI plays a critical role in bridging the gap between human capabilities and technological breakthroughs. As technology becomes progressively intertwined with our daily lives, it plays a significant role in enhancing human interaction with advanced information technologies.

This collection of 6 books, titled ‘HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION: FOUNDATIONS AND ADVANCES’, with a total of 90 chapters that provides a broad and extensive coverage of the interdisciplinary field of HCI. It addresses state-of-the-art theoretical and application-oriented aspects as well as best practices of HCI, along with cutting-edge technological advancements that aim to illuminate how on-going innovations reshape this field, redefine user interactions, elevate the overall user-experience and promote the overall technology user-acceptance.

Within this series, readers will discover a wealth of information encompassing the foundational elements, the established and emerging domains and the cutting-edge technological advancements, as well as invaluable insights into key concepts, challenges and the latest and most important research and practices. Each book is providing a thorough examination and a standalone source of information.

To further enhance this exploration, the books also showcase the practical applications of HCI approaches and methodologies, illustrating their utility. Insightful figures, tables and references supplement the above, while an in-depth discussion and future directions in each chapter aim to engage readers in spearheading their research and application endeavors in the field of HCI.