Understand changing human environments
- Active perception
- State estimation and mapping
- Scene understanding
- Human activity awareness
Call for Papers
NON-ARCHIVAL
Accepted papers will not appear in formal proceedings.
SINGLE-BLIND REVIEW
Not double-blind. Include author names and affiliations.
Scope
Robots that work beyond the demo.
This workshop focuses on robots that remain useful across complete workplace shifts: perceiving changing environments, reasoning before acting, interacting safely with people, recovering from failures, and continuing operation over long horizons.
We welcome not only polished methods, but also field reports, negative results, failure analyses, and lessons learned from real deployments.
Topics
Topics of Interest
Reason before acting
- Task planning and scheduling
- Recovery and continual operation
- Embodied AI and foundation models
- Uncertainty-aware decision making
Interact and execute safely
- Human-robot coordination
- Intent understanding
- Safe interaction
- Demos and workplace case studies
Remain useful across a shift
- Long-horizon autonomy
- Evaluation protocols and metrics
- Reliability and failure analysis
- Negative results and deployment lessons
Submission checklist
Submission Format
4 or 6 pages in standard IEEE two-column conference format.
Work in progress, demos, deployment reports, and position pieces are welcome.
Accepted papers will be presented as posters at the workshop.
Awards & Travel Support
Best Workshop Paper AwardUSD $1,000
Best Poster AwardUSD $1,000
Travel support will be provided to the selected Junior Voice participant.
Additional details regarding eligibility, selection, and award distribution will be announced before the workshop.
