Date: March 11, 2019
Location: Daegu, Korea
Contact: aditi.ramachandran AT yale DOT edu or bahar.irfan AT plymouth DOT ac DOT uk
Important Dates
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Submission deadline: (FINAL EXTENSION) Feb 12th, 2019 (11:59 PM PT)
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Notification of acceptance: Feb 26th, 2019
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Camera-ready deadline: March 4th, 2019
Submission Guidelines
We invite short papers of 2-4 pages (plus additional pages for references and appendices), including work in progress containing preliminary results, technical reports, case studies, surveys and state-of-the-art research of personal robots in a variety of fields (e.g. companion robots, education, rehabilitation, elderly care) and long-term studies in any of these fields. The short papers should consist of an abstract, introduction underlying the main research question or the motivation of the work, related work, methodology, and the (preliminary) results if any, along with a description of future work. All submissions will be peer-reviewed (single-blind) for their relevance, novelty and scientific and technical soundness. Accepted papers will require at least one author to be registered for and attend the workshop. The authors of the accepted papers will have the opportunity to publish an extended version of their manuscripts within a journal special issue.
All manuscripts must be written in English and submitted electronically in PDF format via EasyChair, using IEEE format or Overleaf format. Supplementary materials (such as videos) can be uploaded or they can be provided as external links within the submission.
Topics of Interest
We encourage researchers and students from HRI, robotics, cognitive science, rehabilitation and educational backgrounds to contribute.
The workshop welcomes contributions across a wide range of topics including, but not limited to:
- Personalization in HRI for companion robots, collaborative tasks, education, rehabilitation, elderly care
- Adaptation algorithms for long-term interactions
- User modeling
- Long-term memory (episodic, semantic, associative)
- User recognition
- Long-term HRI studies
- Conversational agents in long-term interactions
- Engagement in long-term HRI
- Evaluation in long-term HRI
- Challenges/Guidelines for field studies in long-term HRI
- Design and methodologies for repeated human-robot interactions
- Autonomy in long-term interaction