Skip to content

ICMI 2026

ACM International Conference on Multimodal Interaction

HCI

Cycle closed, awaiting the next call

All deadlines

AbstractApr 13, 2026est.
Paper submissionApr 24, 2026est.

From past proceedings

Papers in ICMI's main DBLP volume each year, not official acceptance counts.

Full proceedings stats →

Papers in 2025

103

main DBLP volume

5-year change

-20%

vs 2020

Papers, all years

2,178

25 years since 2000

Authors per paper

3.9

3.5 in 2015

By an entirely new team

49%

of 2025 papers

Papers per year2000 to 2025
2000: 86 papers2002: 87 papers2003: 50 papers2004: 69 papers2005: 47 papers2006: 60 papers2007: 60 papers2008: 53 papers2009: 60 papers2010: 54 papers2011: 65 papers2012: 111 papers2013: 100 papers2014: 95 papers2015: 106 papers2016: 112 papers2017: 118 papers2018: 106 papers2019: 87 papers2020: 128 papers2021: 127 papers2022: 101 papers2023: 108 papers2024: 85 papers2025: 103 papers
Read the 2025 proceedingsProceedings ↗DBLP ↗

Top keywords, 2025

multimodalsocialinteractionemotionrealityvirtual realityconversationconversationsstressdyadicmultimodal aimultimodal behavioral

Most published at ICMI

  1. Louis-Philippe Morency2003 to 202449
  2. Daniel Gatica-Perez2005 to 202332
  3. Elisabeth André2010 to 202527
  4. Stephen A. Brewster2007 to 202125
  5. Kazuhiro Otsuka2005 to 202524

Who publishes here

2024 to 2025 · papers count once per institution on them

Academia 81%Industry 4%Government and other 14%

Institutions

  1. 1University of Glasgow🇬🇧8
  2. 2The University of Tokyo🇯🇵7
  3. 3Delft University of Technology🇳🇱7
  4. 4University of Colorado Boulder🇺🇸6
  5. 5University of Southern California🇺🇸5
  6. 6University of Augsburg🇩🇪5
  7. 7German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence🇩🇪5
  8. 8University of Maryland, Baltimore County🇺🇸5

Countries

  1. United States35
  2. Australia17
  3. Germany17
  4. Japan14
  5. United Kingdom12
  6. China9

Affiliations from OpenAlex for the papers DBLP lists. A paper with authors from three institutions counts for each of them; the split above is over the top institutions.