We strongly believe that ICRA 2022 is an ideal venue to present recent successes and next steps in predicion and anticipation reasoning in human-robot interaction. This workshop is aimed not only at bringing together researchers from human-robot interaction, but also at creating valuable collaborations, and attracting more roboticists into this growing community.
This workshop will be held on the 27rd May as part of ICRA, which runs from 23-27 May 2022, at Philadelphia, USA.
Day: Friday 27th May 2022
Time: 8:30am - 5:45 pm
Room #: TBD
| Name | Affiliation | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Alberto Sanfeliu | IRI-UPC (Spain) | Confirmed |
| Pedro Lima | Universidad Técnica de Lisboa (Portugal) | Confirmed |
| Danica Kragic | t KTH Royal Institute of Technology | Confirmed |
| Rachid Alami | LAAS-CNRS (France) | Confirmed |
| Anca Dragan | UC Berkeley (USA) | Confirmed |
| Jim Mainprice | Stuttgart University (Germany) | Confirmed |
| Guy Hoffman | Cornell University (USA) | Confirmed |
| Aude Billard | EPFL (Switzerland) | Confirmed |
| Silvia Rossi | University of Naples Federico II (Italy) | Confirmed |
| Alessandra Sciutti | ITT (Italy) | Confirmed |
Research on HRI has grown substantially, due to modern advances in technology, materials, and systems of perception and control. Nevertheless, this topic is still new in comparison to other research areas in robotics. This workshop paves the way for a near future wherein HRI in houses, streets, or retail environments in order to perform specific tasks. We strongly believe, this workshop is needed to give the researches the opportunity to present their current work on this topics.