CFP: Call for Papers
ACM SAC - Intelligent Robotic Systems (ROBOT) Track 2011
Deadline: August 24, 2010
Web Site:
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* 6th ACM Symposium on Appied Computing
TaiChung, Taiwan, March 21-25, 2011
SPECIAL TRACK ON Intelligent Robotic Systems
Important Dates
Aug. 24, 2010:
Paper Submission
Oct. 12, 2010:
Acceptance Notification
Nov. 10, 2010:
Camera-ready copies
SAC 2011
For the past twenty-five years, the ACM Symposium on Applied Computing has
been a primary gathering forum for applied computer scientists, computer
engineers, software engineers, and application developers from around the
world. For the fourth year, the ACM SAC will have a specific track on
robotics. It aims to be a forum for researchers to share experiences,
expose issues, and discuss about this exciting research field.
Robotics is a multidisciplinary area of study that presents an enormous
commercial and research potential. While industrial robotics covers the
study, design, and use of robot systems for manufacturing, mobile robotics
concerns about developing systems that are capable of making decisions and
acting autonomously in real and unpredictable environments to accomplish
determined tasks. In the last decade, technological advances made possible
the development of very efficient sensors and electronic devices at
affordable prices. This fact has great impact on robotics research,
allowing the development of efficient and relatively cheap sensors and
computing devices. It also allows robots to accomplish more complex tasks,
posing new challenges to scientists and engineers. This track focuses on
all aspects of robotics, including related areas and applications.
Topics of Interest
* Rehabilitation Robotics
Humanoid Robotics
Underwater Robots
Search and Rescue Robots
Entertainment Robots
Multi-robot Coordination
Active Perception and Vision
Coverage and Deployment
Learning
Autonomous systems
Navigation
Localization and Mapping
Evolutionary Robotics
Swarm Robotics
* Grasping
Control Architectures and Programming
Bio-Inspired Robots
Aerial Robotics
Contact Modeling and Touching
Educational Robotics
Smart Actuators
Micro/nano robotics
Embedded Systems architectures
Reconfigurable robotic platforms
Vision-based Systems
Multi-robot systems
Simulation
* For further information on this track, please contact:
denis@icmc.usp.br,
fosorio@icmc.usp.br, or
chaimo@dcc.ufmg.br
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