In Munich the conference followed the theme of the year:
Designing a Sustainable Future with Ethical AI.
See all details in the event web site gupamuc.de .
This year again, interested visitors have the opportunity to get impressions of new interaction concepts at the chair for Human-Computer-Interaction at the University of Bamberg in the context of the World Usability Day. Among other things, there will be the opportunity to try out interactive art. We will also give insight into our current research as well as the Master’s programme Interaction Research & Design.
In order to plan our event better, we ask for a short registration by email to: susanne.hahn@uni-bamberg.de by 02 November 2026.
Join us in the Library MakerLabfor a special Fix-It Clinic in celebration of World Usability Day!
This hands-on event brings together community members, makers, designers, and problem-solvers to repair everyday items while exploring how thoughtful, human-centered design can make products more sustainable, accessible, and easier to use.
Instead of throwing broken items away, bring them to the MakersLab and work alongside volunteers who can help diagnose problems, suggest repairs, and teach valuable repair skills. Whether it’s a small appliance, household item, toy, or another well-loved object, you’ll have the opportunity to give it a second life while learning something new.
The event also celebrates the principles of World Usability Day, a global initiative dedicated to improving the way people interact with technology, products, and services. Through hands-on activities and informal conversations, you’ll discover how usability, accessibility, and sustainable design can reduce waste, strengthen communities, and create better experiences for everyone.
SXC (STHLM Xperience Conference) is one of the Nordics’ leading conferences for UX, design, product development, and technology. Bringing together designers, product professionals, developers, researchers, and innovators from around the world, SXC creates a space for learning, discussion, and meaningful connections.
The 2026 edition explores the theme “Designing for a Sustainable Future with Ethical AI”, focusing on how human centered design can help shape responsible, transparent, and sustainable technological innovation.
Attendees can expect inspiring keynotes, practical workshops, thought provoking discussions, and opportunities to connect with the international design community, both in Stockholm and online.
Date: 12 November 2026 Format: Hybrid, Stockholm & Online