Keynote Speeches 
Young Jae Jang (KAIST, Korea)
Kiju Lee (Texas A&M University, USA)
Jean Oh (CMU, USA)
Erhan Öztop (Ozyegin University, Turkey)
Antonio Sgorbissa (University of Genoa, Italy)
Jeff S. Shamma (KAUST, Saudi Arabia)
Tadahiro Taniguchi (Ritsumeikan University, Japan)
Weiwei Wan (Osaka University, Japan)

Paper Submission 
• Regular Papers (4-8 pages): Prospective authors are invited to submit high-quality papers for oral presentation, and the accepted papers will be included in Ubiquitous Robots IEEE Xplore Conference Proceedings. 
• Work-in-Progress Papers (2-6 pages): The conference seeks contributions from a broad set of on-going works for poster presentation with possible active interaction in the conference. The accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings for distribution to the conference participants. However, work-in-progress papers will not be uploaded to the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. 
• Basically, the accepted regular papers and work-in-progress papers will be assigned to oral sessions and poster sessions respectively. However, the papers may be moved across the presentation types according to decision of program committee.

Paper Templates and Online Submission
Authors should prepare their papers based on template provided by IEEE (LaTex template or Microsoft Word template). All papers must be written in English and submitted electronically in A4 PDF format. Submission links are now available on ras.papercept.net.

Call for Papers Download (Click here!)

Call for Organized Sessions
The goal of organized sessions is to provide focused discussions on a new topic or innovative applications of a new approach related to the various aspects of all kinds of robots.

At least 4 papers are required for each organized session. It is highly recommended that each session should consist of a mix of first authors from at least two different countries. Note that papers submitted to organized sessions are reviewed by the Conference Editorial Board (CEB). The CEB makes a decision on the acceptance and the type of presentation. If a session has less than 4 papers, accepted papers will be allocated to regular sessions wherever possible, or will be completed with regular papers of similar topic.

If you intend to propose an organized session, please fill out the form and submit it to kros@kros.org no later than Jan. 15, 2020.


Call for Workshops & Tutorials 
As with previous UR conferences, the organizers intend to arrange an extensive program of workshops and tutorials to be held prior to the conference. Proposals that address topics related to the conference theme are welcome.

Workshops should focus in presenting results and promoting discussion about a well-defined active research area of interest for the robotics community. Tutorials should aim at presenting principles/tools of established fields of research for dissemination purposes to general audiences.

Please download the proposal template. Proposals must be submitted via kros@kros.org by January 15, 2020.

Contact 
Korea Robotics Society (KROS) 
Email: kros@kros.org, TEL: +82-2-783-0306, Website: http://ubiquitousrobots.org/2020

Sincerely,

Armagan Elibol, PhD

aelibol@jaist.ac.jp
www.jaist.ac.jp/~aelibol
+81 0761-51-1362
School of Information Science, I-62
1-1 Asahidai, Nomi
Ishikawa, 923-1292, Japan