Call for Papers

Call for Special Sessions

Researchers interested in organizing special sessions should propose them by filling the appropriate form at easychair.

Call & Instructions

Authors are invited to submit original research contributions, in English, electronically in PDF format via EasyChair.

Papers must follow the Springer AISC template. Twelve pages in the Springer AISC format are allowed for each paper, including all figures, tables and references. Please check the Author Guidelines for the Preparation of Contributions to Springer Computer Science Proceedings for more complete information.

As in previous editions we plan to publish accepted English written contributions at Springer Series in Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing indexed at Thomson ISI Proceedings, SCOPUS, EI-Compendex, DBLP, Google Scholar and Springerlink. Contributions in Spanish and Portuguese will be published in a volume in electronic format with ISBN.

Authors must remove their names from the submitted papers, and should take reasonable care not to indirectly disclose their identity. At least three program committee members will be assigned to review each paper. Acceptance will be based on the paper's significance, technical quality, clarity, relevance and originality.

Presentations

:: Full Presentation ::

  • 15 minutes are allocated per oral presentation for regular papers plus 5 minutes for questions and answers.

:: Short Presentation ::

  • 3 minutes are allocated per short oral presentation plus poster presentation in the conference poster presentation sessions. The posters should have A0 or A1 size.


Topics

  • agricultural robotic systems

  • assistive robotic

  • biomimetic robots

  • cloud computing

  • cognitive systems

  • cooperative systems

  • control architectures

  • decision support systems

  • distributed & networked systems

  • distributed robotic systems

  • educational robotics

  • ethical & legal robotic issues

  • human-robot interaction

  • humanoid robotics

  • hybrid intelligent systems

  • computer vision and image processing

  • localization, mapping and navigation

  • locomotion and actuation systems

  • marine robotics

  • medical robotics

  • mobile robots

  • multi-robot systems

  • new mechanism design

  • parallel robots

  • personal and service robotics

  • planning and control

  • remote handling & telerobotics

  • robotic competitions

  • robot learning

  • sensors & actuators

  • robotic simulation

  • social robots

  • soft computing

  • swarm robotics

  • tactile & haptics devices

  • unmanned aerial systems

  • underwater robotics