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Ubiquitous computing technology coverage in Latin America is limited and fails to meet diverse social needs.

lightbulbPractical problemCollaborative Knowledge Infrastructure and Research Networks

Ubiquitous computing technology coverage in Latin America is limited and fails to meet diverse social needs.

UbiComp '23UbiComp4All: 1st International Symposium on Inclusive and Equitable Ubiquitous Computing

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Latin American HCI research has low international visibility, and resources and methods do not fit local needs.

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