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Conference Schedule
Registration Times
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Additional Banquet tickets may be purchased at this time (for non-registered attendees, spouses, etc.)
Welcome Reception
Banquet
Additional Banquet tickets may be purchased at the registration desk (for non-registered attendees, spouses, etc.)
Detailed Presentation Schedule with Abstracts
A detailed program showing sessions and abstracts is available here.Workshop Session Schedule
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Sunday, August 14th, 2005 |
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Salon A/B |
Salon C |
Salon D |
Salon E |
Acorn Room |
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8:00AM |
K1: Keynote Address, Rob Ambrose |
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9:00AM |
Break |
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9:30AM |
1A: Cognitive Psychology I |
1B: Socially Interactive Robots I |
1C: Mobile Robot Navigation with Interactive Human Robot Communication |
1D: Medical Robots and Systems for the Future |
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10:30AM |
2A: Cognitive Psychology II |
2B: Socially Interactive Robots II |
2C: Unmanned Systems in the US Army |
2D: Medical Robots and Systems for the Future |
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11:30AM |
Break |
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1:00PM |
3A: Human Factors Evaluations |
3B: Embodied Interaction & Communication |
3C: Action analysis in humans, computers and robots |
3D: Interaction Design for Adaptation |
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3:00PM |
Break |
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3:30PM |
4A: Assistive Robots |
4B: Face, Body & Emotion Recognition |
4C: Embodied Interaction and Communication |
4D: Robot Companions |
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5:30PM |
Break |
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7:00PM |
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K2: Banquet and Keynote Address, Aude Billard |
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9:00PM |
End of day |
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Monday, August 15th, 2005 |
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Salon A/B |
Salon C |
Salon D |
Salon E |
Acorn Room |
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8:00AM |
K3: Keynote Address, Cynthia Breazeal |
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9:00AM |
Break |
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9:30AM |
5A: Robots for Children |
5B: Mobile Robots |
5C: Human-Robot Interaction for Therapeutic Applications |
5D: Machine Learning and Consciousness |
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10:30AM |
6A: Entertainment Robots |
6B: Multimodal Communication |
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6D: Human Adaptive Mechatronics I |
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11:30AM |
Break |
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1:00PM |
7A: Skill Acquisition |
7B: Motion, Task Planning and Coordination |
7C: Cognitive Science and Robotics: Experiments and Models |
7D: Human Adaptive Mechatronics II |
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3:00PM |
Break |
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3:30PM |
8A: Medical Applications |
8B: Emotional Interaction |
8C: Adaptive Working Memory and Supporting Technologies |
8D: What does it know, how does it know, and what will it do? Naive understandings of mechanical minds |
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5:30PM |
End of day |
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All Plenary Sessions during the 2005 RO-MAN Workshop are co-sponsored by the HOSEI University IT research Center & Hosei University Research Institute, California.
This year's workshop theme addresses
fundamental issues of the co-existence of human and intelligent
machines and recent advancements of technological advancements as well
as psychological research on interactive communication and
collaboration. Traditionally, RO-MAN workshops aim to expand research
outcomes to the real-world applications for the enhancement of
human-competence in such intelligent-human-machine interaction in a
networked society. Philosophical fundamentals, psychological
advancements and methodological extensions towards new human-robot
interaction paradigms are comprehensively scoped in the workshop. The
focus of the workshop includes the following topics. The workshop will
also include special sessions.
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Instructions for Authors
Papers reporting original and unpublished research results pertaining to the above and related topics are being solicited. Submissions should include the title, all authors, e-mail and postal address(es), tel/fax numbers, and abstract on the first page. All paper submissions should be in English and 4-6 pages in length (using the IEEE two-column template).
Only online submissions will be accepted. Authors should represent substantially new work that has not been previously published. RO-MAN 2005 Workshop papers will be selected on their originality, significance, relevance, and clarity of presentation. The paper submission deadline is April 20. Online instructions for authors will be available by mid-February. Authors of selected papers will be invited to submit their final version for publication in the Proceedings. Final camera-ready submissions are due by June 25. Special Session Proposals and PapersSpecial Sessions should be submitted to the Conference Technical Committee Co-Char, Prof. Sarkar via e-mail (nilanjan.sarkar@vanderbilt.edu). The Proposed Special Session format should plan for three to five papers. Special Session Chairs will collect and be responsible for their session papers. Special Session Chairs set the paper submission deadline for their session. However the deadlines for notification of acceptance of papers and the receipt of camera ready final papers in special sessions will abide by the same deadlines as regular papers. For those who have not proposed a session, please complete the short Intent for Special Session form and submit to Dr. Sarkar. We look forward to hearing from you.
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April 20, 2005 -- Paper submission deadline June 10, 2005 -- Notification of Acceptance (delayed) June 25, 2005 -- Camera-ready final papers due (.pdf format only) June 25, 2005 -- Conference registration due (authors) August 13-15, 2005 -- Conference in Nashville |
General Co-Chairs:
Kaz Kawamura, Vanderbilt Univ, USA, kawamura@vuse.vanderbilt.edu
Alan Schultz, Naval Research Lab, USA, schultz@aic.nrl.navy.mil
Program Co-Chairs:
Marjorie Skubic, Univ of Missouri - Columbia, USA, skubicm@missouri.edu
Nilanjan Sarkar, Vanderbilt Univ, USA, nilanjan.sarkar@vanderbilt.edu
Publications Chair:
Mitch Wilkes, Vanderbilt Univ, USA, wilkes@vuse.vanderbilt.edu
Finance Chair:
Ali Sekmen, Tennessee State Univ, USA, asekmen@Tnstate.edu
Local Arrangements Chair:
Julie A. Adams, Vanderbilt Univ, USA, julie.a.adams@vanderbilt.edu
Student Program Chair:
Tamara Rogers, Tennessee State Univ, USA, trogers3@Tnstate.edu
Publicity Co-Chairs:
Carlotta J. Berry, Tennessee State Univ, USA, cjohnson35@Tnstate.edu
Flo Fottrell, Vanderbilt Univ, USA, cis-irl@vuse.vanderbilt.edu
Webmaster:
Will Dodd, Vanderbilt Univ, USA, will.dodd@vanderbilt.edu
Secretariat:
Flo Fottrell, Vanderbilt Univ, USA, cis-irl@vuse.vanderbilt.edu
Sponsors
IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society
Robotics Society of Japan / NTF
Technical Co-Sponsor
IEEE Robotics and Automation Society
Keynote Speakers
Rob Ambrose (NASA / Johnson Space Center, Houston)
Aude Billard (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology at Lausanne EPFL)
Cynthia Breazeal (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
For an introduction to the keynote speakers, please click here.
Student Papers
There will be a Best Student Paper Award competition. To be eligible for this competition, the student must be the primary author and present the paper. Further information can be found at the Student Program webpage.
For further information, please contact the RO-MAN 2005 Secretariat at:
Florence (Flo) Fottrell
Center for Intelligent Systems / RO-MAN 2005
VU Box 350131 Sta B
Nashville TN 37235-0131 USA
1.615.343.0697 (Phone)
1.615.322.7062 (Fax)
cis-irl@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (E-mail)
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