Full Paper Submission
Oct 6 2006, Friday (closed)
Notification of Acceptance
Nov 1 2006
Camera Ready Submission
Nov 6 2006
Robot Soccer Exhibition
Nov 26 2006 (Perth, Australia)
Symposium Dates and Location
Nov 27 - 28 2006 (Perth, Australia)
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1) Pamphlet for the Symposium and Robot Exhibition
2) Activities line-up for the Robot Soccer Exhibition is now available.
3) Registration is now open! Register now. Limited places only.
4) Symposium program is now available (please return for updates).
5) Travel and accommodation section has been updated.
6) Notification of acceptance will be released by 2 NOV 2006.
7) Submission closed.
8) Digital proceedings will be included in the ACM digital library.
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| Masahiro Fujita - General Manager, Chief Distinguished Researcher, Intelligent Systems Research Laboratory, Information Technologies Laboratories, Sony Corporation
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| Patrick Doherty - Professor of Computer Science, Department of Computer and Information Science, Linköping University
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Celebrating 50 Years of Artificial Intelligence...
Mobile autonomous robots can perform complex tasks in unstructured and
dynamic environments. Advances in autonomous mobile robotics over the
last decade have been extraordinary, and the potential for future
scientific breakthroughs and applications is breathtaking. However, a
number of bottlenecks to future advancement have been identified such as
building robots that know what they are doing, and that can adapt to
changing conditions and requirements.
This symposium seeks to move the research frontier by focusing on the
scientific bottlenecks, namely equipping robots with more knowledge
about internal representations and the external world, as well as
developing an awareness of oneself and others.
This symposium aims at soliciting research ideas and results from
practical research on implementing knowledge representation and
high-level reasoning into mobile autonomous robots. Papers on autonomous
robots in general are all welcome, but the following areas are highly
encouraged,
- Grounding representations to sensorimotor experiences
- Integrating knowledge representation into behaviour
based robots
- Inter-robot and human-robot interaction and communication
- Inter-robot and human-robot cooperation and collaboration
- How to build robots that know what they are doing
- Semantic Web or agent applications for robots
- Cognitive Robotics
- Robot world modeling
- Robot perception
- Robot planning
- Intelligent robotic applications
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Accepted papers will be published by the University of Western Australia Press in the Proceedings of International Symposium on Practical Cognitive Agents and Robots with an ISBN 1-74052-130-7. Digital publication will be available on CDs with an ISBN 1-74052-131-5. The digital procceeding will also be included in the ACM Digital Library.
Selected best papers will be to invited for submission to the renowned Journal of Autonomous Agents and Multi-agent Systems (JAAMAS) in a
special issue scheduled for publication in late 2008.
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