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RoboCup 2022 Symposium: Deadline Extended to 28 April 2022
by Amy Eguchi 15 Apr '22

15 Apr '22

Dear RoboCuppers; The deadline has been extended to 28 April 2022! Please have your submission to be received by 28 April 2022! We are excited to announce two keynote speakers confirmed! Here are their names linked to their website: Dr. Mary-Anne Williams <https://www.xplainableai.org/> Dr. Angelica Lim <https://www.sfu.ca/computing/people/faculty/angelicalim.html> We are in the process of inviting more keynotes! Looking forward to meeting you at the symposium! Symposium Chairs ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Call for papers RoboCup International Symposium 2022 https://2022.robocup.org/symposium-call-for-papers/ 17 July 2022 Bangkok, Thailand (hybrid setting) The 25th RoboCup International Symposium will be held on 17 July 2022, in conjunction with RoboCup 2022 (11 July to 17 July 2022) in a hybrid setting. We call for submissions of papers reporting innovative, original research with relevance to areas of robotics and artificial intelligence as listed 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 Bangkok, Thailand, with remote participation options for both presenters and attendees. In addition to the regular track with regular research papers, there is the development track encouraging 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 working in the above fields in general and RoboCup in particular. IMPORTANT DATES Submission of full papers: 17 April 2022 28 April 2022 Notification to authors: 5 June 2022 Submission of camera-ready copies: 26 June 2022 RoboCup Symposium 2022: 17 July 2022 (RoboCup on 11-17 July 2022) SUBMISSION AND PROCEEDINGS 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-gu…) and must be electronically submitted through the EasyChair electronic submission system ( https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=robocupsymposium2022). 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-… TOPICS Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: * 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 DEVELOPMENT TRACK To encourage open-source release of hardware and software systems, the RoboCup International Symposium has included a development track in recent years. In 2021, we expand the scope of this track to include datasets and benchmarks. We encourage the submission of papers describing open-source hardware and software, tools and frameworks that facilitate development of robotics hardware and software, datasets that enable new robotic capabilities, as well as benchmarks that establish reproducible test beds and performance metrics to advance research. If applicable, contributions to the special track should include evidence of the released system or dataset, and highlight past, ongoing, and/or potential future impacts on the RoboCup community. A review of these contributions will be based on technical merit and benefits to the RoboCup community and the research topics listed above. PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS Maike Paetzel-Prüsmann, University of Potsdam, Germany Nuno Lau, University of Aveiro, Portugal Thanapat Wanichanon, Mahidol University, Thailand Amy Eguchi, University of California San Diego CONTACT robocupsymposium2022(a)easychair.org

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[news][meeting] Call for Papers BAILAR 2022 at IEEE ROMAN Conference 2022
by Mariacarla Staffa 15 Apr '22

15 Apr '22

*BAILAR 2022: The 6th Workshop on Behavior Adaptation, Interaction and Learning for Assistive Robotics* Royal Continental Hotel and Meeting Centre, Naples, Italy Naples, Italy, August 29, 2022 *Conference website* https://sites.google.com/view/bailar-2022/home *Submission link* https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=bailar2022 *Submission deadline* June 1, 2022 *Topics: **socially assistive robotics <https://easychair.org/cfp/topic.cgi?a=28249434;tid=687286> mutual affective understanding <https://easychair.org/cfp/topic.cgi?a=28249434;tid=27170020> theory of mind in hri <https://easychair.org/cfp/topic.cgi?a=28249434;tid=27243540> internal state monitoring and adaptation <https://easychair.org/cfp/topic.cgi?tid=27243533;a=28249434>* *Statement of objectives* Mutual affective understanding is integral for achieving the so-called Theory of Mind (ToM) allowing successful, acceptable, and intelligent social human-robot interaction (HRI). Corresponding concepts rely on new paradigms of robotic control systems that consider not only the possibility for a robot to interpret humans’ observable behaviors and internal/emotional states with the aim of anticipating and adapting to their subsequent reactions, but also to facilitate humans in the interpretation and anticipation of the robot’s state, intentions, and future actions through legible behavior designed around the emotional dimension of the communication. In addition to being able to detect and interpret humans' basic affective responses to adapt their behavior accordingly, robots should also be endowed with the ability to show affective and social responses in a legible way for humans to allow acceptability and efficient human-machine communication. This is especially desirable in the field of Socially Assistive Robotics (SAR), where interaction often takes place with disabled or vulnerable people. Especially in this period of worldwide pandemic, an increasing number of hospitals have relied on the assistance of social robots to interact with patients as helping interfaces for remote communication with their families. Moreover, robots can help decrease the workload and physical contact of healthcare specialists, which would be beneficial to overcome the situations where elderly or vulnerable people are at risk of getting infected. The need to ensure the positive feelings and acceptance of people, while providing them with the necessary assistance, has outlined the utility of intelligent and empathic socially assistive robots. In these contexts, it is of paramount importance to consider the effect of verbal and non-verbal emotional social cues of the robot on the affective state of the user with whom it is interacting. On the one hand, a robot can be employed to provide assistance to individuals with disability (e.g., cognitive or physical rehabilitation exercises) with the aim of increasing their health and improving their quality of life. On the other hand, its presence and actions could also potentially trigger negative emotions such as stress or discomfort if not tailored to the individual’s needs and expectations. This may cause serious difficulties by negatively impacting the users' health and, in turn, achieving a counter-productive result. In this context, robots could use the affect-sensing capability to learn and adapt their behavior to be more comfortable for individuals and to achieve a higher degree of learnability and acceptability through inclusive interaction. This edition of BAILAR Workshop aims at putting the mutual understanding of affective/emotional states of robots and humans at the crossroads with learning and user adaptation within HRI. Methodologies and technologies adopted for detecting and adapting to users’ mental states, emotions and dispositions during HRI will be presented and discussed. Experimental protocols and results could also outline possible effects of gender, age, personality, and pathology on robot perception from an emotional and affective point of view, as well as ethical considerations regarding learning and using personal data within assistive applications. *Intended audience: *This workshop is intended as a forum for a broad audience, composed of roboticists, psychologists, computer scientists, social and ethics scientists, aiming at discussing the role of adaptation, learning, emotional communication, and mutual affective understanding in HRI for assistive real-world applications, and their potential impact on users’ acceptance, especially in terms of usability, efficiency, empathy, and their emotional responses. *List of topics: *Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following: - Online adaptive behavior - Acceptability and personalization in HRI - User and behavior modeling for adaptation - Emotion and intention recognition - Multimodal interfaces for emotion recognition - Affective and emotional robots - Empathy in robotics - Mutual affective communication - Affective computing in SAR - Internal state monitoring - Detection of verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues - Lifelong (or continual) learning methods in HRI - Short-term personalization in HRI - Incremental and online learning in HRI - Robot behavior explainability - Theory of mind in Robotics - Understandable Communication - Ethical Aspects of Affective HRI communication and personalization in SAR - Evaluation metrics for adaptive robot behavior - Cultural and Social Awareness in HRI - Intention Recognition and Commitment - Mixed-Initiative Interaction - Cognitive Robotics *Important Dates* - *Deadline for Paper Submission:* June 1st, 2022 - *Paper Acceptance Notification:* June 25th, 2022 - *Camera Ready Paper:* July 20th, 2022 - *Main Conference Date:* August 28th– September 2nd, 2022 - *Workshop Date:* September 2nd, 2022 (To be decided by the ROMAN2022’s PC) *Invited speakers * - *Prof. Tom Zimkie*, Linköping University, Sweden (CONFIRMED) - *Prof. Antonio Sgorbissa*, University of Genova, Italy (CONFIRMED) - *Prof. Hatice Gunes*, University of Cambridge, UK (CONFIRMED) - *Prof. Joost Broekens*, University of Leiden, The Netherlands (CONFIRMED) *Organizing Committee* *Mariacarla Staffa* (Primary Contact Person) *- *Department of Science and Technologies - University of Naples Parthenope (*mariacarla.staffa(a)uniparthenopoe.it <mariacarla.staffa(a)uniparthenopoe.it>*) *Antonio Andriella* *- *Institut de Robotica i Informatica Industrial (CSIC-UPC), Spain (*aandriella(a)iri.upc.edu <aandriella(a)iri.upc.edu>*) *Bahar Irfan - *Evinoks Service Equipment Industry and Commerce Inc., Turkey (*bahar.irfan(a)evinoks.com <bahar.irfan(a)evinoks.com>)* *Alessandro Umbrico - *National Research Council of Italy, Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies (CNR-ISTC), Italy* (**alessandro.umbrico(a)istc.cnr.it <alessandro.umbrico(a)istc.cnr.it>)* -- *Mariacarla Staffa, PhDAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Science and Technologies* *University of Naples "Parthenope"* *address: Centro Direzionale, Isola C, 4° Piano, Lato Nord, Stanza 428, 80143, Napoli* *tel: 081-5476580institutional e-mail: mariacarla.staffa(a)uniparthenope.it <mariacarla.staffa(a)uniparthenope.it>*

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Call for Paper - Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience Special Issue
by Pub Conference 14 Apr '22

14 Apr '22

Interpretation of Machine Learning: Prediction, Representation, Modeling, and Visualization 2022 https://www.hindawi.com/journals/cin/si/470979/ Call for papers This Issue is now open for submissions. Papers are published upon acceptance, regardless of the Special Issue publication date. ------------------------------ <https://www.hindawi.com/journals/cin/si/470979/> Description <https://www.hindawi.com/journals/cin/si/470979/> The exponentially growing availability of data such as images, videos and speech from myriad sources, including social media and the Internet of Things, is driving the demand for high-performance data analysis algorithms. Deep learning is currently an extremely active research area in machine learning and pattern recognition. It provides computational models of multiple nonlinear processing neural network layers to learn and represent data with increasing levels of abstraction. Deep neural networks are able to implicitly capture intricate structures of large-scale data and deploy them in cloud computing and high-performance computing platforms. The deep learning approach has demonstrated remarkable performances across a range of applications, including computer vision, image classification, face/speech recognition and medical communications. However, deep neural networks yield ‘black-box’ input-output mappings that can be challenging to explain to users. Especially in the medical, military and legal fields, black-box machine learning techniques are unacceptable, since decisions may have a profound impact on peoples’ lives due to the lack of interpretability. In addition, many other open problems and challenges still exist, such as computational and time costs, repeatability of the results, convergence, and the ability to learn from a very small amount of data and to evolve dynamically. The aim of this Special Issue is to bring together original research articles and review articles that will present the latest theoretical and technical advancements of machine and deep learning models. Submissions about algorithms with improved computational efficiency and scalability are also welcome. We hope that this Special Issue will: 1) improve the understanding and explainability of deep neural networks; 2) enhance the mathematical foundation of deep neural networks; and 3) increase the computational efficiency and stability of the machine and deep learning training process with new algorithms that will scale. Potential topics include but are not limited to the following: - Supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning - Classification, clustering, and optimization for big data analytics - Extracting understanding from large-scale and heterogeneous data - Dimensionality reduction and analysis of large-scale and complex data - Deep learning for time series forecasting - Quantifying or visualizing the interpretability of deep neural networks - Stability improvement of deep neural network optimization - Novel machine and deep learning approaches in the applications of image/signal processing, business intelligence, games, healthcare, bioinformatics, and security Publishing date 01 Dec 2022 Status Open Submission deadline 22 Jul 2022

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[RC-Humanoid League Virtual Season] Semi- and final games
by Alessandra Rossi 13 Apr '22

13 Apr '22

Dear RoboCuppers, We are almost at the end of an exciting season full of great and breath taking games! On April 17th, in conjuction with the GORE event, there will be a double date for the semi- and final games of the Humanoid League Virtual Season starting with the semifinals at 10am (CEST time), and continuing at 11:45 (CEST time) with the finals! Sooo, grab a coffee, a beer or an Ester chocolate egg and join us! Games will be commenting live from the GORE venue, but we will be streaming the games on Twitch Field A -> https://www.twitch.tv/robocuphumanoidfielda For checking the time zone differences, you can use websites such as worldtimebuddy Do not forget that the RC-HL Virtual Season will be back on April 28-30 with a series of workshops, discussion groups and talks. We welcome proposals from other leagues too! https://humanoid.robocup.org/hl-vs2022/rc-hl-virtual-season-workshops/call-… See you this Sunday! Best regards, Alessandra on behalf of the RC-HL Organisation Committee Dr. Alessandra Rossi Assistant Professor PRISCA research lab Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy

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[RC-HL] EXTENDED DEADLINE : Call for Workshop proposals
by Alessandra Rossi 08 Apr '22

08 Apr '22

Dear Robocuppers, We decided to extend the submission deadline for the workshop proposals for the RoboCup Humanoid League Virtual Season. RC-HL virtual season organisers will hold a three days event on April 28-30, 2022 focused on exploring the sim2real transfer topic. It will be a great opportunity for both exploring future collaborations between different leagues, and sharing knowledge and experiences on techniques and approaches in simulated environments. Each workshop will be of half hour, and we welcome proposals for discussion groups, tutorials or interactive activities. More info on how to submit your proposal are here -> https://humanoid.robocup.org/hl-vs2022/rc-hl-virtual-season-workshops/call-… Moreover, we want to invite you at the Semi-Final and Final that will be streamed on April 17th from the joint event German Open Replacement Event (GORE) organised by SPL and Humanoid League which takes place in Hamburg (Germany) from 12.04. to 17.04.22. Looking forward to receive your valuable inputs and contributions. Feel free to contact me for further information. Best regards, Alessandra On behalf of the RC-HL virtual organisation committee Dr. Alessandra Rossi Assistant Professor PRISCA research lab Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy

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RoboCup International Symposium 2022 - Final Call for Satellite Events
by Maike Paetzel-Prüsmann 01 Apr '22

01 Apr '22

* Final Call for Satellite Events * RoboCup International Symposium 2022 https://2022.robocup.org/symposium-call-for-satellite-events/ Submission of proposals: 3 April 2022 Notification to authors: 25 April 2022 Satellite Events: 17 or 18 July 2022 (RoboCup 2022: 11-17 July 2022) =========================================================== We invite you to organize a satellite event for the 25th RoboCup International Symposium, which will be held on 17 July 2022, in conjunction with RoboCup 2022 (11 July to 17 July 2022) in a hybrid setting. The RoboCup symposium is an annual event in which innovative, original research with relevance to areas of robotics and artificial intelligence is presented. The Symposium Program Co-Chairs would like to facilitate the organization of satellite workshops, focus groups, roundtable discussions, and other events that are related to RoboCup itself or the general aim of the RoboCup Symposium. This includes league-specific discussions about rules and/or roadmaps, shared infrastructure projects between leagues, as well as scientific workshops focusing on a particular research topic, among others. League committee members, as well as teams or individuals from RoboCup leagues participating in the Symposium, are invited to submit their proposals. The organizers of a satellite event are free to propose events between 2 and 8 hours in length to be held during or a day after the RoboCup Symposium (17 or 18 July) in a fully virtual, hybrid, or fully local format. IMPORTANT DATES =============== Submission of satellite events: 3 April 2022 Notification to authors: 25 April 2022 Satellite Events: 17 or 18 July 2022 (RoboCup 2022: 11-17 July 2022) SUBMISSION AND PROCEEDINGS ========================== Proposals will be evaluated by the Symposium Program Co-Chairs based on their thematic relevance to the RoboCup Symposium as well as their proposed schedule and required resources. Satellite events will not be included in the RoboCup Symposium proceedings. Proposals should be formatted following the LNAI author guidelines [0] and must be electronically submitted through the EasyChair electronic submission system [1]. Please follow the LaTeX template created by us by either downloading the template file [2] or by creating a private copy of this Overleaf template [3]. Submissions are limited to a 4-page extended abstract, excluding references. Each submission must include the following sections: * Name of the satellite event * A description of the format (e.g., discussion group, workshop, tutorial, invited talks, ...) and intended length of the event * Prefered date and time of the event (17 or 18; morning or afternoon, or the whole day [no lunch will be provided unless it’s on the 17th]) * A description of the content and aim of the satellite event * Names and contacts of all members of the organizing committee/group with one clearly marked person as the corresponding member of the organizing committee * The intended audience and the number of participants expected * Any resources required to organize the workshop After the acceptance of their proposal, organizers are expected to create a short description of their event as well as a website providing further information which will both be linked from the RoboCup symposium page on the RoboCup 2022 website. Organizers of accepted proposals for satellite events will receive a location for their event as well as other required resources (e.g., a projector), if possible. Apart from this, the organizers are responsible for organizing their event independent of the RoboCup Symposium. PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS ================== Maike Paetzel-Prüsmann, University of Potsdam, Germany Nuno Lau, University of Aveiro, Portugal Thanapat Wanichanon, Mahidol University, Thailand Amy Eguchi, University of California San Diego, USA CONTACT ======= robocupsymposium2022(a)easychair.org [0] https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-gu… [1] https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=robocupsymposium2022 [2] https://2022.robocup.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Symposium-Satellite-Eve… [3] https://de.overleaf.com/read/gqspxdtvpwsn

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Deadline Extension to April 6, 2022 / Call for participation: RoboCup Rescue German Open 2022 – DRZ Edition (May 8-12, 2022)
by April Foster 31 Mar '22

31 Mar '22

Call for Participation RoboCup Rescue German Open 2022 – DRZ Edition **Registration deadline extended to April 6th, 2022.** *The remaining slots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.* Dear RoboCup Rescue Robot League Teams, We are happy to announce the upcoming RoboCup German Open 2022 Rescue Robot League Competition – DRZ Edition. The rescue robotics competition is based on Rules of the RoboCup Rescue Robot League and is complemented by tasks derived from firefighter missions. Artificial limited network capabilities will be part of the competition this year. Dortmund is about 2.5 h by train from Frankfurt International Airport and 1.5 h by train from Duesseldorf International Airport. Dates: - Registration: Until *April 6th*, 2022 - Acceptance notification: April 8th, 2022 - Setup days: Sunday, May 8th and Monday, May 9th, 2022 - Competitions: Tuesday, May 10th and Wednesday, May 11th, 2022 - Finals: Thursday, May 12th, 2022 The competition will be hosted by the non-profit German Rescue Robotics Center (DRZ), https://www.rescuerobotics.eu, in its large and well equipped testing facility. The event will be organized by DRZ together with RoboCup Rescue representatives of the German RoboCup regional committee. A registration fee will be required for participation. More information including the rules are available at https://rettungsrobotik.de/robocup-german-open-2022-rescue-robot-league-27-… The event will only be open to participants, organizers and press. Daily media coverage as well as live streaming of the finals is being considered for the public. We are excited about this opportunity for the RoboCup Rescue Robot League and would be happy to meet as many of you as possible on this occasion in Dortmund! The maximum number of teams and participants is limited. We already have a couple of interested teams, but we can accommodate a few more teams at the competition. Teams will be registered on a first-come, first-serve basis. If you want to participate, we kindly ask you to register by April 6st, 2022 by sending an email to: info[a]rettungsrobotik.de (and CC johannes.pellenz[a]gmail.com and stefan.may[a]th-nuernberg.de) Please send the team name, your country, your affiliation, the number of team members (including the team leader), full contact information (name, email, phone number and address) of the team leader. If there are any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Kind regards, Johannes Pellenz and Stefan May RoboCup German Open Rescue League

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[Kick-off Webinar] 3rd European RoboCupJunior 2022 | RoboCup@Home Education Challenge 2022
by Gil Lopes 29 Mar '22

29 Mar '22

Topic: [Kick-off Webinar] 3rd European RoboCupJunior 2022 | RoboCup@Home Education Challenge 2022 Time: Mar 29, 2022 10:30 AM Lisbon Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/92354746485?pwd=QTB3V1VWSXZ6K3FPa3Z4cWxVbm5WQT09 Meeting ID: 923 5474 6485 Passcode: 93NnFp Best regards RoboCup@Home Education Challenge 2022 @ 3rd European RoboCupJunior 2022 Organizing Committee

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CFP - Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience Special Issue
by Pub Conference 25 Mar '22

25 Mar '22

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience <https://www.hindawi.com/journals/cin/> Special Issue -Interpretation of Machine Learning: Prediction, Representation, Modeling, and Visualization 2022 https://www.hindawi.com/journals/cin/si/470979/ Potential topics include but are not limited to the following: - Supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning - Classification, clustering, and optimization for big data analytics - Extracting understanding from large-scale and heterogeneous data - Dimensionality reduction and analysis of large-scale and complex data - Deep learning for time series forecasting - Quantifying or visualizing the interpretability of deep neural networks - Stability improvement of deep neural network optimization - Novel machine and deep learning approaches in the applications of image/signal processing, business intelligence, games, healthcare, bioinformatics, and security Publishing date 01 Dec 2022 Status Open Submission deadline 22 Jul 2022

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[RC-Humanoid League Virtual Season] Workshops and next games
by Alessandra Rossi 24 Mar '22

24 Mar '22

Dear Robocuppers, The first round of games for RC-HL virtual season just ended. We streamed the last game of the Round Robin phase last Sunday (20 March). We will now enter in the Quarterfinals, which they will be streamed on April 3rd starting at 10am (CEST time). The Semi-Final and Final will be streamed on April 17th from the joint event German Open Replacement Event (GORE) organised by SPL and Humanoid League which takes place in Hamburg (Germany) from 12.04. to 17.04.22. At the end of the games, RC-HL virtual season organisers will hold a three days event on April 28-30, 2022 focused on exploring the sim2real transfer topic. It will be a great opportunity for both exploring future collaborations between different leagues, and sharing knowledge and experiences of applying realistic computational resources and scenario to the virtual competition, and the other way around. We welcome proposals for half hour workshops. More info on how to submit your proposal are here -> https://humanoid.robocup.org/hl-vs2022/rc-hl-virtual-season-workshops/call-… Looking forward to receive your valuable inputs and contributions. Best regards, Alessandra On behalf of the RC-HL virtual organisation committee More info on our website: https://humanoid.robocup.org/hl-vs2022 We will be streaming all of our games on Twitch Field A For checking the time zone differences, you can use websites such as worldtimebuddy Dr. Alessandra Rossi Assistant Professor PRISCA research lab Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy

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