Water-Human-Computer Interaction (WaterHCI)

WaterHCI (Water-Human-Computer Interaction) is a field of study and practice focusing on the design and creation of interactive devices, systems, and experiences at the intersection of water, humans, and technology. It is a relatively new field that originated in Ontario, Canada, in the 1960s, and was further developed at University of Toronto through a series of annual (de)conferences from 1998 to present.

Visit the WaterHCI (de)conference website for more details.

By any other name

An important topic of DECONference 2003 and 2004 centered on the topic of naming, and here are some of the names we came up with for this new field of research:

We welcome any additional suggestions.