“…Sciences, Education, Medicine, Business), the selected papers proposed software architectures to solve HCI/HMI issues related to different application domains. As illustrated in Figure 5, the software architectures were applied to domains such as aeronautics [129] (2.56%), BCI systems [134,152] (5.12%), cognitive systems [144] (2.56%), collaboration systems [154] (2.56%), context-aware systems [136,150,159] (7.7%), eyewear computing [142] (2.56%), healthcare systems [131,135,146,148] (10.25%), industrial machines [130,132] (5.12%), mobile systems [143,149,164] (7.7%), multimodal systems [128,133,137,140,155,156,163] (17.95%), robotics [138,139,157,158,160,161] (15.38%), smart environments [147] (2.56%), software engineering [17,162] (8.16%), ubiquitous environments [145] (2.56%), vehicle systems [141] (2.56%) or eLearning systems [127] (2.56%). As for question MQ5 (which kinds of devices have been involved in software architectures supporting or analyzing HCI / HMI processes?…”