Dear colleagues,
*Apologies for any cross-posting*
We are very pleased to invite you to the *26th RoboCup International *
*Symposium* will be held on 10 July 2023, in conjunction with RoboCup 2023
(July 4 to 10, 2023) in Bordeaux, France.
*Conference website* https://2023.robocup.org/en/symposium/
*Submission link* https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=rcsymposium2023
*Submission deadline* *April 16, 2023*
Please find attached the full call for proposals and papers for *the
International **Symposium 2023*.
Kindest regards,
Alessandra Rossi, Cédric Buche, Marco Simões, Ubbo Visser
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The 26th RoboCup International Symposium will be held on *10 July 2023*, in
conjunction with RoboCup 2023 (July 4 to 10, 2023) in Bordeaux, France.
We are looking for submissions of papers reporting innovative and original
research with relevance to areas of robotics and artificial intelligence. A
full list of topics welcomed to this year's symposium can be found below.
Within the described scope of topics, we also encourage submissions of
high-quality overview articles, papers describing real-world research, and
papers reporting theoretical results. Researchers are invited to submit
their work independently of whether they participate in the RoboCup
competitions or have a RoboCup team.
The symposium is planned to be held in person in Bordeaux, France. However,
a hybrid version will be evaluated in case circumstances should require it.
In addition to the *regular track* with regular research papers, the
*development
track* encourages reports on innovative hardware developments, software
frameworks, and open-source releases of software components. A review of
papers describing these contributions will be based on technical aspects
and benefits to the practice of communities specifically working in RoboCup.
*Submission deadline:* April 16, 2023
List of Topics
- Robot Hardware and Software
- mobile robotics
- humanoid robotics
- sensors and actuators
- embedded and mobile devices
- robot construction and new materials
- robot system integration
- robot software architectures
- robot programming environments and languages
- real-time and concurrent programming
- robot simulators
- sim2real learning
- Perception and Action
- 3D perception
- distributed sensor integration
- sensor noise filtering
- real-time image processing and pattern recognition
- motion and sensor models
- sensory-motor control
- robot kinematics and dynamics
- high-dimensional motion control
- Robot Cognition and Learning
- world modelling and knowledge representation
- learning from demonstration and imitation
- localisation, navigation, and mapping
- planning and reasoning
- decision making under uncertainty
- neural systems and deep learning
- complex motor skill acquisition
- reinforcement learning and optimisation
- motion and sensor model learning
- Human-Robot Interaction
- robot social intelligence
- fluency of interaction
- speech synthesis and natural language generation
- natural language recognition
- explainable robot behaviours
- emotion recognition and reaction
- understanding human intent and behaviour
- safety, security and dependability
- enabling humans to predict robot behaviour
- Multi-Robot Systems
- team coordination methods
- communication protocols
- learning and adaptive systems
- teamwork and heterogeneous agents
- dynamic resource allocation
- adjustable autonomy
- Education and Edutainment
- robotics and artificial intelligence education
- educational robotics
- robot kits and programming tools
- robotic entertainment
- Applications and Benchmarking
- search and rescue robots
- robot surveillance service and social robots
- robots at home, at work and in public spaces
- robots in the real world
- performance metrics
- human-robot interaction
Submission Guidelines
All papers will be peer-reviewed and evaluated by members of the senior
program committee. The proceedings of the RoboCup International Symposium
will be published and archived within the Lecture Notes in Artificial
Intelligence (LNCS/LNAI) series by Springer-Verlag after the conference.
Papers should be formatted following the LNAI author guidelines (
*https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines*
<https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-gu…>)
and must be electronically submitted through the EasyChair electronic
submission system (
*https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=rcsymposium2023*
<https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=rcsymposium2023>).
Submissions are limited to 12 pages including references.
Springer’s proceedings LaTeX templates are also available in Overleaf:
*https://de.overleaf.com/latex/templates/springer-lecture-notes-in-computer-science/kzwwpvhwnvfj*
<https://de.overleaf.com/latex/templates/springer-lecture-notes-in-computer-…>
Invited Speakers
- Laurence Devillers, Sorbonne University, France *(confirmed)*
- Cynthia Breazeal, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
*(confirmed)*
Committees Organizing committee
- Cédric Buche, CNRS/ENIB, France - cedric.buche(a)enib.fr
- Alessandra Rossi, University of Naples Federico II, Italy -
a.rossi(a)herts.ac.uk
- Marco Simões, Universidade do Estado da Bahia, Brazil - msimoes(a)uneb.br
- Ubbo Visser, University of Miami, USA - visser(a)cs.miami.edu
Venue
The conference will be held in the Bordeaux Exhibition Center (Parc des
Expositions de Bordeaux), Bordeaux, France.
Contact
Please feel free to ask for further information by emailing Alessandra
Rossi - a.rossi(a)herts.ac.uk
Hello good morning:
We are almost ready for the 23rd edition of the National Robotics Festival
- Portugal - FNR’2023 event.
We are pleased to address this invitation to invite you to participate in
the 2023 Portuguese Robotics Open (FNR'2023) which is promoted by the
Polytechnic Institute of Tomar (IPT) and the Portuguese Robotics Society
(SPR) and which will take place at the Municipal Pavilion of Tomar, from
April 28 to 30, 2023.
Categories:
Major:
DRAGSTAR
FREEBOTS
MANIPULADORES ROBÓTICOS
ROBOT@FACTORY LITE
ROBOT@FACTORY 4.0
CONDUÇÃO AUTÓNOMA
LIGA DE SIMULAÇÃO 3D
@HOME
Junior:
RCJ RESCUE SIMULATION
ROBOT@FACTORY LITE
FIRST CHALLENGER
FREEBOTS JÚNIOR
ONSTAGE
BUSCA E SALVAMENTO – LINHA
BUSCA E SALVAMENTO – LABIRINTO
ROBOCUP SOCCER (MSL)
The registration form is now available on the event's website!
If you register before April 2nd, in addition to guaranteeing your spot,
you are entitled to a discount on your team's registration.
Click the button below for more details and access to our website!
https://www.festivalnacionalrobotica.pt/2023/
If you have any questions, you can contact the organization through the
official email: info(a)festivalnacionalrobotica.pt
We look forward to your participation and present our best regards,
The Organizing Committee
--
Patrícia Vergara
Call for Participation: RoboCup ARM Challenge
The RoboCup ARM Challenge will be hosted again for the 2023 RoboCup season. This year the finalists will have a chance to attend the RoboCup finals in Bordeaux, France to program a real Franka Emika robot as they compete for several prizes and learning certificates.
Registrations are open until May 2023. The challenge is centered around autonomous robot manipulation and grasping and organized in two phases: 1) on-line for submitting solutions that will be tested in a simulated scenario, 2) during RoboCup 2023 in Bordeaux for the best teams to run the task in a real scenario. You can find more information on the challenge website below along with the registration form.
https://arm.robocup.org/
Hello all,
please apologize if you receive multiple copies.
This is a gentle reminder that the deadline for team qualification
material submission is February 28th (next Tuesday).
If you consider participation, but are not sure if you can come, you
still have to submit qualification material by 28th. A later
qualification will not be possible. We hope to see you in Bordeaux!
Web version at https://ssim.robocup.org/
Greetings
Marco, Hannes, Klaus
OC 3D soccer simulation
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Call for Participation
RoboCup 2023 Soccer Simulation 3D League
July 4 – July 9, 2023 Bordeaux (France)
https://2023.robocup.org/
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The RoboCup Soccer Simulation 3D Competition provides a great
opportunity to experiment with humanoid robots without the need for
investing in robot hardware. It facilitates experimenting using
different learning and optimization techniques by providing a simulated
environment. Since the games are played with teams of 11 players, the
league is also a very good environment for experimenting on multi-robot
coordination methodologies.
We would like to invite you to participate in the RoboCup 2023 Soccer
Simulation League 3D competition in Bordeaux, France. If you are
interested in participating, please register your team and follow the
procedure as outlined below.
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Important Dates
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February 28, 2023 (23:59 AoE): Team Qualification Materials Submission
Deadline
March 20, 2023: Qualified Teams Announcement
July 4 – 9 2023: Competition
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Waiver of the team fee for NEW Teams
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The RoboCup Federation is pleased to continue with a waiver of the team
fee for the 2022 International RoboCup competition for NEW teams in the
major leagues.
A NEW team is defined as a team with a new name and all of whose team
members have never participated in an annual international RoboCup
competition. The waiver concerns only the team fee and does not imply
any waiver of fees for team members.
In addition, the 3D soccer simulation league will issue a certificate to
the best NEW team in the 3D competition.
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Qualification
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Qualification is based on a team’s current performance, previous
achievements in RoboCup, and scientific contributions in relevant areas
in past years, cooperation in the 3D mailing list, and development of
the simulator. Also, up to six slots will be assigned in priority to new
teams. In RoboCup 2023, up to 24 teams will participate in the 3D Soccer
Simulation Competition. The top three teams from RoboCup 2022 (FC
Portugal, magmaOffenburg and UT Austin Villa) are automatically
qualified after submitting an appropriate Team Description Paper (TDP).
The other 21 teams will be selected through a qualification process.
Qualification material consists of:
1. Team Description Paper (TDP)
The TDP should describe your research focus and ideas implemented in the
team.
It should clearly describe your own work and your contributions in
addition to explicitly specifying what you have used from others’
efforts (including, but not limited to, any source code released by
other teams or their scientific work). In qualification, teams must be
judged based on their own work, so failing to acknowledge the work of
others could result in immediate disqualification. The length of the TDP
must be at least four (4) pages and should not exceed twelve (12) pages
in Springer LNCS Style. Please do not include TDPs that you submitted to
RoboCup in previous years.
Please submit the TDP only as a PDF document, with the name of your team
in the filename, i.e. Teamname_TDP.pdf .
2. A List of Publications and Achievements on previous RoboCup Symposia
and in other relevant international journals and conferences. Please
also include your team’s achievements in RoboCup and related events of
previous years. If you are new to the RoboCup 3D community, you may also
include references to relevant research done by your team that shows its
potential. Please submit the contribution list as a PDF document, with
the name of your team in the filename, i.e. Teamname_list.pdf .
3. Binary
All teams should submit a working binary of their team. The OC will use
these binaries to play 11 vs 11 matches, under the rules and with the
simulator used during the 2022 competitions.
Submitted binaries should adhere to the following:
– Two scripts should be included: a startup script, called start.sh, to
run a full team of agents, and a kill script, called kill.sh, to fully
kill all agents of the team. The requirements and examples of these
scripts can be found on the rules page.
– All necessary external libraries should be included and be used
locally by the binary. The OC will not make an effort to install extra
libraries on the qualification systems. A Java runtime can be assumed to
be available.
– The binaries should not create any output, be it through standard
output or to files and no graphical (debugging) interface should be used.
– The binary should be compiled for 64 bit systems and should work on a
modern GNU/Linux distribution, such as Ubuntu 18.04. You may also send
32-bit binaries, but it is your responsibility to make sure that it runs
correctly on 64-bit distributions. You can assume that basic 32-bit
libraries (e.g. libc) are installed on the 64 bit OS. To summarize: the
binary should run out of the box on a standard, clean, headless system
in a restricted sandbox environment with the simulation server
(possibly) running on a different machine. The OC will not try to fix
errors. When a binary fails to run, the respective team will be notified
and will have to resubmit their material, before the deadline.
Please put all qualification material in a folder with your team name,
create a tarball named teamname.tar.gz and upload it to the registration
form.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5EYsPI4wSnu2vNLQVqTZo6YhN1LI91Xi…
You should upload only one file including all your qualification materials.
If everything works fine, you will receive a confirmation. If you did
not receive any confirmation within two (2) days, please contact the
Organizing Committee.
If you encounter any problem sending your qualification materials please
don’t hesitate to contact the OC.
Teams will be qualified based on the submitted materials as described in
this CfP. The following general qualification limitations will also be
considered:
– One-Third-Rule: The so-called One-Third-Rule rule states that only up
to 1/3 of the participants in a competition may be from the same country.
– One-Team-Per-Institute-Rule: The One-Team-Per-Institute-Rule states
that only one team from each university or research institute is allowed
to participate in a competition. Note that it is okay for different
teams from the same institute to participate in different competitions,
e.g. 2D and 3D soccer.
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3D Soccer Simulation League Resources
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https://ssim.robocup.org/
Resources with more information on 3D Simulation League and how to enter
as new team using existing base codes.
Best Regards,
RoboCup 2023 3D Soccer Simulation Organizing Committee
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IEEE RO-MAN 2023
August 28-31, 2023, Paradise Hotel, Busan, Korea
www.ro-man2023.org
Dear Esteemed Colleagues,
It is our great pleasure to cordially invite you to take part in 32nd IEEE International Conference on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (IEEE RO-MAN 2023), which will be held in Busan, Republic of Korea, from 28 to 31 August 2023. This conference is an annual event where state-of-the-art innovative results, the latest developments and future perspectives relating to robot and human interactive communication are presented and discussed.
The theme of the IEEE RO-MAN 2023 is
“Design a New Bridge for H-R-I”, with [H] for Human Health, Happiness and Hope, [R] for Robotic Recovery and Reconnection, and [I] for Intelligent Interface and Interaction.
Above all, RO-MAN 2023 Organizing Committee determined to run RO-MAN 2023 as Hybrid Conference. (In-Peron/Online) Therefore, participants can attend the conference through 'Online' as well as through 'In-Person'. We look forward to your active interest and participation.
Competitions
We are inviting submissions to the Robot Design Competition. Building upon this year’s conference theme of Designing a New Bridge for H-R-I, participating teams will develop interactive robotic objects that enhance any level of H (health, happiness, and hope), R (recovery and reconnection), and/or I (interface and interaction). We encourage participants to identify and focus on a particular interaction context, develop their own interactive robotic objects, and create scenarios that illustrate how their robots fit within the lives of the humans involved.
Read more at: http://ro-man2023.org/program/competitions
Important Dates
Submission Deadline: June 10, 2023
Notification of Acceptance: June 20, 2023
Final versions Submission: June 30, 2023
Keynote Speakers
Prof. Alessandra Sciutti (Italian Institute of Technology, Italy) / Title : Human-in-the-Core Cognitive Robotics
Dr. Sangok Seok (NAVER LABS, Korea) / Title : New Connections between Humans, Spaces, and Information – Robotics, Autonomous Driving, AI, Digital Twin
Prof. Tomohiro Shibata (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan) / Title: [To Be Announced]
Call for Papers
The conference covers a wide range of topics related to Robot and Human Interactive Communication, involving theories, methodologies, technologies, empirical and experimental studies. Papers related to the study of the robotic technology, psychology, cognitive science, artificial intelligence, human factors, ethics and policies, interaction-based robot design and other topics related to human-robot interaction are welcome.
Read more at http://ro-man2023.org/paperSubmission/callForPapers about Topics of interest.
Important Dates
[Full Papers (Regular)]
Initial Paper Submission Deadline: March 17, 2023
Notification of Acceptance: May 26, 2023
Camera-Ready Deadline: June 30, 2023
[Full Papers (for proposed special sessions)]
Initial Paper Submission Deadline: March 17, 2023
Notification of Acceptance: May 26, 2023
Camera-Ready Deadline: June 30, 2023
[IEEE RA-L Submission]
To be eligible for RO-MAN 2023, your RA-L paper's final accepted manuscript must be submitted to RA-L for proofing between September 1, 2022 and May 31, 2023. Please use the RA-L submission page on PaperCept for IEEE RA-L submission and select submission for RA-L and RO-MAN 2023.
Late Breaking Results
RO-MAN 2023 brings the Late Breaking Results as the interactive sessions. The venue aims to provide a great opportunity for the researchers to present recent results and work-in-progress, be part of the conference, get visibility and still retain the copyrights of the work.
Read more at: http://ro-man2023.org/paperSubmission/lateBreakingResults
Important Dates
LBR Submission Deadline: June 2, 2023
Notification of Acceptance: June 30, 2023
We are sure to say that this conference will be productive and very informative with new updates and features even more after the pandemic. We hope that our findings can be of practical use to you and you find this experience very rewarding. We look forward to welcoming you in Busan.
General Chair
JongSuk Choi
Program Chairs
Ki-Uk Kyung
Kazuhiro Nakadai
Emilia Barakova
IEEE RO-MAN 2023 Secretariat
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Website. www.ro-man2023.org
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Dear RoboCuppers,
Call for Participation
2023 RoboCup Logistics League (RCLL)
Venue: Bordeaux, France
Tuesday, July 4th through Monday, July 10th, 2023
https://2023.robocup.orghttps://ll.robocup.org/
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*Important Deadlines*
* Pre-Registration: March 31, 2023
* TDP Submission: March 31, 2023
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ABOUT RCLL
With both competitive and research aspects, the RoboCup Logistics
League aims to demonstrate the possibilites of a future Smart Factory.
With the concept of "Industry 4.0“ in mind, production steps have to be
divided into actions executable by robots, thus making their automation
possible. These actions have to be planned and coordinated fully
autonomously by the robots.
The RCLL strives to promote research and development on the
intralogistic challenges of future production processes. For this
purpose the competition is held in an exemplary factory setting where an
abstract product consisting of bases, rings and caps can be produced.
There are 3 separate competitions in the RCLL:
* Main Track
* Challenge Track
* Open Challenge
The Main Track is a competition similar to prior years, with
games that replicate a full production scenario.
The Challenge Track focuses on the individual
skills that are required to succeed in the RCLL and
thus is a great opportunity for newcomers to gradually progress
in the domain.
The Open Challenge is an invitation for teams to shine with their own
innovative ideas on how to tackle the challenges arising in a Smart Factory.
QUALIFICATION
All interested teams must submit a Team description paper (TDP) in
order to qualify. The TDP is limited to 8 pages and must be formatted
according to the LNCS format:
http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-6-793341-0
Deadline for Submission is March 31, 2023.
Optional Qualification Materials include a Team Video and a Team Poster
to encourage exchange between teams.
SUBMISSION AND REGISTRATION
Registration must be done via Email to:
robocup-logistics-oc(a)lists.kbsg.rwth-aachen.de
and must not include the Qualification Material, but a link to access the
qualification material.
The registration must include:
1. Team Name
2. Country
3. Affiliation
4. Team Leader Name
5. Team Contact Info (Email)
6. Team Website address
The subject of the Email should be:
/[RoboCupLogisticsLeague2023-Participation] (YourTeamName)/
We hope to see you around,
the RoboCup Logistics League Organizing and Technical Committee
Best Regards,
Wataru.
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Wataru UEMURA, Dr. Eng.
Associate Professor, Ryukoku University
Executive Director, RoboCup Japanese Regional Committee
http://friede.elec.ryukoku.ac.jp/~wataru
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*Apologies for any cross-posting*
Dear colleagues,
We are very pleased to invite you to the Special Session called *To err is
robotic: Understanding, preventing and resolving robots' failures in HRI *(
code u3f1h)*.*
This special session welcomes works: 1) focusing on how people from
perceive robot's failures in short- and long-term interactions, and
highlight how different failures influence their perceptions and emotions
toward the robots, and 2) exploring different techniques (e.g. inner
speech, predictability and transparency of robotic behaviours, Theory of
Mind, robot etiquette, Verification Methods, explanations) can foster a natural
human-robot communication to reduce the perception of failures and/or help
people understand the implications, risks, and goals of robot behaviour.
This Special Session is organised within the 32nd IEEE International
Conference on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (IEEE RO-MAN 2023)
will be held at Paradise Hotel in Busan, South Korea from August 28 to 31,
2023.
Please find attached the full call for papers for the Special Session "*To
err is robotic: Understanding, preventing and resolving robots' failures in
HRI*".
Kindest regards
Alessandra Rossi, Kheng Lee Koay, Kerstin S. Haring
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SPECIAL SESSION
To err is robotic: Understanding, preventing and resolving robots' failures
in HRI
Code u3f1h
Robots placed in human-oriented dynamic environments, such as private
homes, shopping malls, healthcare facilities, are likely to exhibit
occasional behaviours which are perceived by people as unexpected,
failures, or actual errors. Robots' errors can negatively affect people's
perception of the robotic behaviours, in terms of usefulness,
functionalities and capabilities, trustworthiness and acceptability.
Robotics errors and how these are perceived by people do not only depend on
robot self, but they are also a consequence of other factors. For example,
they may be a consequence of human errors, or an unclear and
non-transparent communication, or they may depend on a misunderstanding and
miscommunication of the social, psychological and cognitive conventions
expected by people. Moreover, there are also some cases in which these
behaviours may be perceived as if robots intentionally deceive or cheat
people. As a consequence, these may result in people wrongly interpreting
and predicting the robots’ intents and behaviours, and negatively affecting
Human-Robot Interaction (HRI).
This session will focus on examine how people from perceive robot's
failures in short- and long-term interactions, and highlight how different
failures influence their perceptions and emotions toward the robots.
This will help with subject related to classifying of robot errors from the
aspect of human (e.g. intentional, voluntarily, perceived vs. real errors
-- recklessness, forgetfulness, poor motivation --) and robot dimensions
(e.g. actual error - algorithms, sensors, actuators). Moreover, while
dealing with robotic failures, it is fundamental to consider two different
strategies. The first one is oriented to prevent robots from exhibiting
unintended behaviours, which in some extreme cases may even endanger
people’s, pets’ safety, or break objects. Some examples are meant to enable
robots to adapt and recover from any erroneous behaviour, such as the use
of Software Verification Methods, Theory of Mind, robot etiquette. Others
are focused on mitigating the effects of robot errors with apologies,
promises or creating transparent robotic behaviours.
This session will explore how different techniques can be used to enhancing
natural human-robot communication (such as inner speech, legibility,
predictability and transparency of robotic behaviours, explicit and
non-explicit strategies) to help people understand the implications, risks,
and goals of robots' behaviours and to mitigate the perception of the
failures. In this session, we also want to explore strategies both to
prevent robots from exhibiting unintended behaviours, and to mitigate the
effects of robot errors on human-robot interaction.
The topics covered in this special session are in line with the main theme
of the conference (i.e., “Design New Bridge for H-R-I”). In particular, we
want to start by fostering the [R] Robotic Recovery and Reconnection to
allow [I] Intelligent Interface and Interaction for the [H] Human Health,
Happiness and Hope. Notably, accepted topics include, but are not limited
to:
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Explainable AI (XAI) in HRI
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Multi-modal situation awareness and spatial cognition
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Social intelligence for robots in interactive and non-interactive tasks
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Verifications Methods for autonomous agents
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Legibility, Predictability and Transparency in HRI
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Cognitive robotics
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Deception in HRI
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Robot cheating in HRI
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Theory of Mind, Mental models in HRI
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Robot etiquette
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Modelling Trust and Acceptance in HRI
Important Dates
All dates are in UTC Time Standard
Initial Paper Submission Deadline: March 17, 2023
Notification of Acceptance: May 26, 2023
Final Paper Submission: June 30, 2023
How to submit
Authors should submit their papers electronically in PDF format via the
Papercept submission site. For the initial submission, a manuscript can be
of 6-8 pages including references. For the final submission, a manuscript
should be of 6 pages, With 2 additional pages allowed with an extra charge
(TBA). All papers are reviewed using a single-blind review process.
All papers are reviewed using a single-blind review process: authors
declare their names and affiliations in the manuscript for the reviewers to
see, but reviewers do not know each other's identities, nor do the authors
receive information about who has reviewed their manuscript.
Authors should use the templates provided by the electronic submission
system. The templates for US Letter format paper should be used. Please use
the following templates:
Templates: LaTeX <https://ras.papercept.net/conferences/support/tex.php> or
MSWord <https://ras.papercept.net/conferences/support/word.php>
Papers should be submitted on http://ras.papercept.net/ under the "Submit a
contribution to RO-MAN 2023", by selecting special session paper, and use
the code: u3f1h
Do not forget the code and to select the special session paper.
Organisers
Dr. Alessandra Rossi - University of Naples Federico II, Italy -
alessandra.rossi(a)unina.it
Kheng Lee Koay - University of Hertfordshire, UK - k.l.koay(a)herts.ac.uk
Kerstin Sophie Haring - University of Denver, USA - b.d.researcher(a)ieee.org
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