International symposium on robot and human interactive communication
6 September 2006 - 6 September 2006
United Kingdom
The 15th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication, 'Getting to Know Socially Intelligent Robots', will be held at the University of Hertfordshire, UK, from 6 to 8 September 2006.
IEEE RO-MAN 06 provides a forum for an interdisciplinary exchange for researchers dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field of human-robot interaction and communication. Submissions are invited from a variety of research areas that can advance understanding of human-robot interaction and communication, including areas of engineering and information sciences as well as psychology, social sciences, cognitive science and related areas.
As part of the conference, a European Robotics Event will be held at the University on 7 September, which will showcase Europe's most cutting edge robotics research and include I-SWARM, a project which aims to understand self-organising biological swarm systems and the NEUROBIOTICS project, which aims to design innovative Hybrid Bionic Systems. Ulf Dahlsten, Director of Emerging Technologies and Infrastructures at the European Commission will introduce this exhibition with a talk on the European Robotics Landscape.For more information, please visit:
http://ro-man2006.feis.herts.ac.uk/(opens in new window)
IEEE RO-MAN 06 provides a forum for an interdisciplinary exchange for researchers dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field of human-robot interaction and communication. Submissions are invited from a variety of research areas that can advance understanding of human-robot interaction and communication, including areas of engineering and information sciences as well as psychology, social sciences, cognitive science and related areas.
As part of the conference, a European Robotics Event will be held at the University on 7 September, which will showcase Europe's most cutting edge robotics research and include I-SWARM, a project which aims to understand self-organising biological swarm systems and the NEUROBIOTICS project, which aims to design innovative Hybrid Bionic Systems. Ulf Dahlsten, Director of Emerging Technologies and Infrastructures at the European Commission will introduce this exhibition with a talk on the European Robotics Landscape.For more information, please visit:
http://ro-man2006.feis.herts.ac.uk/(opens in new window)