EUROS-06

Programme

March 15th 2006 -- Arrival

17:00 Opening ceremony in the Palazzo Steri/Chiaramonte (Rettorato), Piazza Marina 61.
20:00 Cocktail Dinner.
conference venue
Symposium venue Aula Magna

March 16th - 17th -- EUROS-06 Symposium

Thursday 16 March
08.45 Welcome including
Ulf Dahlsten from CEC - European Robotics
09.30 INVITED PRESENTATION I:
"Space Robotics" by C. Nicollier
10.15 Coffee break
10.45 ROBOTICS AND SYSTEMS 1
10.45 An Ontology of Robotics Science
J. Hallam, H. Bruyninckx
11.20 A Multi-Agent System Architecture for Modular Robotic Mobility Aids
G. Lidoris, M. Buss
11.55 LUNCH
14.00 LEARNING
14.00 Incremental Learning of Task Sequences with Information-Theoretic Metrics
M. Pardowitz, R. Zöllner, R. Dillmann
14.35 Representation, Recognition and Generation of Actions in the context of Imitation Learning
H. Dindo and I. Infantino
15.10 Reduction of Learning Time for Robots Using Automatic State Abstraction
M. Asadpour, M. N. Ahmadabadi, R. Siegwart
15.45 Coffee break
16.15 AUTONOMY AND FAILURE DETECTION
16.15 Efficient Failure Detection for Mobile Robots Using Mixed-Abstraction Particle Filters
C. Plagemann, W. Burgard, C. Stachniss
16.50 Optimization and Fail-Safety Analysis of Antagonistic Actuation for pHRI
G. Boccadamo, R. Schiavi, S. Sen, G. Tonietti, A. Bicchi
17.35 Bilateral Control of Different Order Teleoperators
J. M. Azorin, R. Aracil, J. M. Sabater, M. Ferre, N. M. Garcia, C. Perez
18.00 END of Science Programme Day 1
19.30 Gala dinner
aula magna
Symposium venue Aula Magna
Friday 17 March
09.30 INVITED PRESENTATION II
SME Robot by M. Hägele and K. Nilsson
10.15 Coffee break
10.45 ROBOTICS AND SYSTEMS II
10.45 How to Construct Dense Objects with Self-Reconfigurable Robots
K. Stoy
11.20 In Situ Autonomous Biomechanical Characterization
M. Boukallel, M. Girot, S. Régnier
11.55 LUNCH
14.00 VISION AND NAVIGATION
14.00 Navigation and planning in an unknown environment using vision and a cognitive map
N. Cuperlier, M. Quoy, P. Gaussier
14.35 Exploiting Distinguishable Image Features in Robotic Mapping
P. Jensfelt, J. Folkesson, D. Kragic, H. Christensen
15.10 Image-Based Visual Servoing for Mobile Robots with Catadioptric Camera
G. L. Mariottini, D. Prattichizzo, A. Cerbella
15.45 Coffee break
16.15 LOCALIZATION AND MAPPING
16.15 Multi-knowledge Approach for Mobile Robot Identification of a Changing Environment
Q. Wu, M. McGinnity, G. Prasad, D. Bell, B. Glackin
16.50 Robust Monte-Carlo Localization using Adaptive Likelihood Models
P. Pfaff, W. Burgard, D. Fox
17.25 Metric Localization with Scale-Invariant Visual Features using a Single Camera
M. Bennewitz, C. Stachniss, W. Burgard, S. Behnke
18.00 End of EUROS scientific programme

March 18th -- EURON Annual Meeting

09.00 Welcome to the EURON annual meeting (Yr 2)
09.15 EURON annual report (Christensen)
10.00 Coffee break
10.30 Key Area Reports:
  • Research (Dillmann & Pobil)
  • Education (Casals & Siegwart)
  • Industry (Hägele & Prassler)
  • Dissemination (Siciliano & Groen)
12.15 Lunch
13.45 Open Forum
14.15 Parallel sessions:
  • Tech Transfer Award Presentations
  • RoboEthics Discussion
  • Vision Based Human-Robot Interaction
  • Robot benchmarking
  • Curricula Development
15.45 Coffee break
16.15 Parallel Sessions:
  • Vision Based Human-Robot Interaction
  • Robot benchmarking
  • Curricula Development
17.45 Closing session:
  • Announcement of Tech Transfer Award Winner
  • Announcement of the Giralt PhD Award
18.15 Close
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March 19th

Post conference trip to Agrigento, fully sponsored by CUPA (the Campus of Agrigento of the University of Palermo).

8:00 - 10:00 leave Palermo and reach Agrigento campus
10:00 - 12:00 presentation of the ICT activities of the Agrigento campus including the robotics lab for cultural heritage
12:00 - 14:00 lunch
14:00 - 17:00 visit the Valley of Temples
17:00 - 19:00 leave Agrigento and reach Palermo

EURON members are eligible for support of €200 per institution/formal member to subside the cost of attending the annual meeting. In order to get this money you need to complete the Reimbursement form and send it to EURON administrator together with the travel receipts.

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