We have aggregated here topics of focus to MOCO over the years.
- Dance and technology
- Interactive dance
- Music and movement
- Gesture and sound
- Entrainment and movement
- Sensory augmentation of movement
- Sensorimotor learning
- Embodied cognition and movement
- Embodied interaction
- Technique analysis
- Mechanisms of coordination dynamics
- Learning detection through the movement
- Non-linear analysis as a tool for diagnosis
- Movement in social interaction
- Movement and computing for autism and other nervous disorders
- Movement analysis and analytics
- Machine learning for movement
- Movement computation for entrainment
- Movement computation in education
- Movement computation in ergonomics, sports, and health
- Movement expression in virtual humans and robots
- Theoretical approaches to movement understanding
- Philosophical perspectives on movement and computing
- Movement Notation Systems (e.g. Laban or Eshkol-Wachman)
- Full body interaction
- Individual and group movement capture in sports
- Non-linear analysis to predict performance and learning process
- Bio-sensing, biocontrol and movement
- Digital biomarkers for tracking the peripheral nervous system
- Movement as a proxy of human brain
In addition to the MOCO Topics, here are possible (more specific) special topics vectors generated by SloMoCommittee which may spark a proposal direction in the SloMoCo context.
- lock-down, data and attention economies
- fieldwork in movement and computing
- crowds and power, surveillance and sousveillance
- queering movement and computation
- movement justice and (algorithmic) resistance (to algorithms)
- temporality, time-based media
- movement & immediation, the “problem” of documenting/representing performance
- archiving, death, and refusing to die; philosophical and computational zombies
- algorithmic oppression and evasionary tactics
- migration, travel bans, and smart walls
- racialized movement, computational racialization
- calibrating speeds/intensities between the body, chair, screen,
- accessibility, neurodiversity, disability
- movement and planned obsolescence, e-waste, and discard studies
- movement, automation, and the future of work
- smart (and dumb?) cities, urban morphology and access, institutional bifurcation of movement
- chance operations and choreographing randomness or indeterminacy
- movement, digital activism, swarms, agitprop