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Viana do Castelo

Save the date! The International Conference on Graphics and Interaction (ICGI’2026) will take place in Viana do Castelo, Portugal, on October 29–30, 2026. Co-organized by the Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo (IPVC) and the Eurographics Portuguese Chapter (GPCG), this year’s edition is set to bring together a dynamic mix of researchers, educators, and industry professionals.

ICGI 2026 provides a stimulating forum for the presentation and discussion of recent research contributions, ongoing developments, and applied experiences in the domains of computer graphics, image processing, computer vision, and human–computer interaction. The conference fosters an engaging environment for early-career and established researchers alike, promoting dialogue across academia, industry, and end-user communities, and encouraging collaborative exploration and knowledge exchange.

Join us in Viana do Castelo this October for an inspiring conference experience in a city where tradition meets innovation. With its distinctive combination of cultural heritage, scientific vitality, and forward-looking spirit, Viana do Castelo provides an exceptional setting for scholarly exchange, collaboration, and reflection. We look forward to welcoming you to a memorable gathering of ideas, research, and community.

Topics

Computer Games

Interactive electronic games played on computers or consoles. They can be for entertainment, education, or even training.

Computer Graphics Algorithms

Mathematical formulas and techniques used to create images, 3D models, and animations on computers.

Image Processing and Analysis

Techniques to alter or understand images using computers. This could involve editing photos, recognizing objects in a picture, or even medical imaging analysis.

Multimedia and Hypermedia

Combining different media types (text, audio, video, graphics) to create interactive experiences.

Multimodal and Multisensory Interfaces

Interaction methods that go beyond the traditional keyboard and mouse. This could involve touchscreens, voice commands, or even virtual reality controllers.