The reviewing process for the workshop is now over and the acceptance notifications have been sent. We received 12 submissions in total; of these, 11 were accepted for presentation at the workshop. The list of accepted papers can be found here. We would like to thank the community for submitting so many high-quality papers and look forward to... continue reading
Due to various requests from the community, we have decided to extend our paper submission deadline to April 15 to give everyone more time for preparing their manuscripts. Please check the call for papers for the updated timeline. continue reading
We are excited to announce that our speaker lineup will be joined by Dr. Masha Itkina from the Toyota Research Institute (TRI)! continue reading
The call for papers for our workshop is now officially open. Please check the call for papers for the important dates. We look forward to many interesting contributions! continue reading
We are happy to share that our workshop proposal has been accepted! We are looking forward to a great workshop with an exciting speaker lineup and many interesting contributions from the community. The call for papers will be released soon; stay tuned. continue reading
The lineup of speakers for the workshop now also includes Dr. Tathagata Chakraborti (IBM Research AI), Prof. Dr. Danesh Tarapore (University of Southampton), Sebastian Blumenthal (KELO Robotics/Locomotec), and Sanne van Waveren (KTH Royal Institute of Technology); we are very happy to have them all on board! continue reading
We are happy to announce that Prof. Dr. Sonia Chernova (Georgia Institute of Technology) and Prof. Dr. Esra Erdem (Sabanci University) have joined the lineup of speakers! continue reading
We are happy to announce that the first speakers for the workshop have been confirmed: Prof. Dr. Gerald Steinbauer-Wagner (Graz University of Technology), Iman Awaad (Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg), and Marta Romeo (The University of Manchester) will be part of our lineup! continue reading
The website for the workshop is officially up; welcome! continue reading