The Neuromorphic Workshop Organizers are soliciting topic area proposals for the 2023 Telluride Neuromorphic Cognition Engineering Workshop (http://tellurideneuromorphic.org/) which will run from June 25 –July 15, 2023.

Details of the call can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RyQmjQwMeN0GpNs7C23ib0L7uqWm-m5zf9ptn93UDJo/edit#heading=h.1qjv4p9rriyg

Important upcoming dates:
– Jan 9. 2023: Proposer's Day (5PM CET / 9AM USA Mountain Time). We will answer questions from prospective proposers about the topic area organization.
– Jan 21. 2023: Deadline for Topic Area Proposals.

Cornelia Fermuller on behalf of the organizing committee

Dear Roboticists,

We are pleased to announce the 19th edition of the “Robotics: Science and Systems” (RSS) conference to be held in Daegu, Republic of Korea in July 10-14, 2023. This will be the first time that RSS is taking place in Asia and we are excited to be opening up the conference to a broader community of robotics researchers.

RSS is a single-track conference that connects researchers working on all aspects of robotics including scientific foundations, mechanisms, algorithms, applications, and analysis of robotic systems. The single-track format gives attendees an opportunity to learn about state-of-the-art research in all areas of robotics. The conference will consist of oral and poster presentations of accepted papers, demonstrations, invited talks, and panels.

The conference will preserve the RSS tradition of selecting excellent papers via a thorough and fair review process. Paper submissions will be evaluated in terms of their novelty, technical quality, significance, potential impact, and clarity. RSS also features a series of vibrant and engaging workshops across a diverse range of topics. The workshops are a highlight of the conference and offer participants an opportunity to discuss bleeding-edge topics in depth with renowned experts. This year the conference will include a new category of contributions in the form of Demos, similar to conferences in related research areas, which will be highlighted in Demo Session(s) during the main, single-track conference.

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    Important Dates

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  *   January 4, 2023:               Submission Website Opens

  ***   February 3, 2023:        Paper and Demo Submission Deadline ***

  ***  February 17, 2023:       Workshop Submission Deadline ***

  *   March 17, 2023:               Workshop Acceptance Notification

  *   April 22, 2023:                  Paper and Demo Acceptance Notification

  *   July 10 – July 14, 2023:    RSS 2023 in Daegu, Republic of Korea

Detailed submission instructions will be made available under the conference website by January 4, 2023.

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Highlights of RSS 2023

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  *   RSS 2023 is planned as an in-person conference, excluding any unexpected developments with the COVID-19 pandemic or similar unfortunate global events.

  *  A new type of submission, Demos, will be available to RSS 2023 contributors. These single-blind submissions can range from early research demos (e.g., innovative, proof-of-concept given the state-of-the-art) to mature production-ready systems (e.g., accessible, large-scale industrial systems). Open-source and open-access systems or interactive systems that are accessible by the community are especially encouraged. Demos can relate to hardware or software contributions or their integration. They can also relate to critical system components and useful tools for the community. The review process for demos will take place in parallel with the review of regular RSS paper submissions.  Detailed submission instructions will be made available under the conference website by January 4, 2023.

  *   The review process will continue RSS' strong tradition in emphasizing quality, fairness, and rigor. Reviews for RSS papers, including both for “science” and “systems” papers, will remain double-blind. A subset of authors will be invited by Area Chairs to submit a rebuttal. Author rebuttals will be directed to the ACs and considered during the program committee meeting. As in previous iterations of the conference, authors are encouraged to submit “systems” papers and the program committee will be encouraged to evaluate them by gauging their potential impact and usefulness to the community.

  *   RSS maintains a strong on-going relationship with top robotics journals. Authors of RSS papers have been invited to submit extended versions of their papers to Special Issues of the International Journal of Robotics Research (IJRR), Autonomous Robots (AuRo) and the IEEE Transactions on Robotics (T-RO).

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    Subject Areas

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RSS seeks high-quality research papers and demos that introduce new ideas and stimulate future trends in robotics. We invite paper and demo submissions in all areas of robotics, including:

* Assembly, Logistics and Manufacturing;

* Assistive, Entertainment and Service Robots;

* Autonomous Vehicle Navigation & Mobile Robots;

* Bioinspired Robots;

* Control & Dynamics;

* Cognitive Modeling & Knowledge Representation for Robots;

* Field Robotics (e.g., Aerial, Agricultural, Construction, Space, Underwater, etc.);

* Formal Methods for Robotics;

* Grasping & Manipulation;

* Human-Robot Interaction;

* Humanoid & Walking Robots;

* Mechanisms & Design;

* Medical Robotics;

* Multi-Robot & Networked Systems;

* Robot Learning;

* Robot Modeling & Simulation;

* Robot Perception, Sensors & Vision;

* Robot Planning;

* Robot State Estimation, Localization & Mapping;

* Soft Robots.

Please check the conference website as well as the conference’s social media accounts (links available on the website) for additional and updated information:

https://roboticsconference.org/