The ACM Designing Interactive Systems (DIS) Conference is the premier international event for researchers, designers, and artists to debate and shape the future of interactive systems, design practice, and HCI.  

The paper “Who Did What? Designing Avatars for Explainable Multi-Agent Systems in Knowledge Work” is co-authored by Simon Rapp, Martin Feick, Makus Jainta and Alexander Maedche and has been carried as part of the EnBW Industry on Campus Digital Lab. The second paper is titled “MorphHat: A Humanoid Robot Interpreter for Enhancing Multilingual Collaboration” and is co-authored by Sandra Müller, Martin Feick, and Alexander Maedche. Finally, the third accepted paper has been done in collaboration between Julia Seitz and researchers from the University of Tokio and is titled “(AI)ming For Harmony: Designing Future AI Teammates for Human Conflict Resolution”. DIS 2026 takes place in Singapore (June 13-17 2026), further information is available here: https://dis.acm.org/2026/