[robotics-worldwide] 2nd CFP LAB-RS 2009
Terry Huntsberger
terry.huntsberger at jpl.nasa.gov
Sat Jan 31 11:01:26 PST 2009
This is the second Call for Papers and Special Session
Proposals for LAB-RS'09. Please visit the website for more
details.
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2nd ECSIS Symposium on Learning and Adaptive Behavior in Robotic
Systems,
July 22-24, 2009 Iasi Romania
The website is now active.
http://www.labrs.info/labrs09.html
Please note the following important dates:
Proposals for special sessions February 20, 2009
Deadline for papers: March 9, 2009
Author notification: April 6, 2009
Camera ready: April 27, 2009
Author/Early registration: May 30, 2009
Two co-located events of interest to the robotic community are:
International School in Robotics and Intelligent Systems ISRIS 2009
Focus theme: Assistive robots and systems for healthcare and
rehabilitation
Iasi, Romania, July 22-26, 2009
http://www.isris.info/isris09.html
and
Exploratory Workshop on Assistive and Recuperative Technologies for
Injured,
ill, Pregnant, Elderly and people with Disabilities
ARTIPED 2009 July 24-26, 2009, Iasi, Romania
http://www.artiped.info/artiped09.html
LAB-RS Aim and scope
Learning and adaptive behaviors are key to robotics system
operation in real world environments.
While there have been important developments at the theoretical level
and in simulations or laboratory
environments, the transfer of these methods onto real-world platforms
has been limited.
This symposium aims to provide a forum for advancement of learning
and adaptation in robotics systems
to high capability levels comparable to those of biological systems.
It seeks reports on new concepts,
laboratory demonstrations, and fielded robotic systems that exhibit
learning and adaptive behaviors.
The focus of the 2009 symposium is learning and adaptive behavior in
robots working within environments
in close proximity to other robots and humans.
LAB-RS 2009 will take place in Iasi, Romania. The capital of the
medieval principality of Moldavia, Iasi
is a city immersed in history and culture, yet trendy and vibrant due
to the tens of thousands of university
students that live in Romania’s oldest - and second largest -
university city. The social program will include
a tour to the famous painted monasteries of Northern Moldavia and
Iasi sightseeing.
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Terry Huntsberger
http://www-robotics.jpl.nasa.gov/people/Terrance_Huntsberger
MS 198-219
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