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CALL FOR PAPERS
*Special Session on Ambient Intelligence and Cognitive Robotics*
*https://sites.google.com/view/aicr-special-session/home
<https://sites.google.com/view/aicr-special-session/home>*
*Cross-Disciplinary Sessions CDSS-18@WCCI2020* - IEEE World Congress on
Computational Intelligence
*https://wcci2020.org <https://wcci2020.org/>*
19 - 24th July, 2020, Glasgow (UK)
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Ambient Intelligence, as a candidate to become the next wave of computing,
has been adopted as a term referring to environments that are sensitive and
responsive to the presence of people. Indeed, this novel computing approach
is aimed to extend ubiquitous vision by incorporating intrinsic
intelligence in pervasive systems. Among the pervasive systems available on
the market, we are witnessing to the ever-increasing adoption of Robots in
everyday life environments (museums, hospitals, homes, etc.). Assistive and
Social Robots are, indeed, receiving a great attention from the scientific,
technological and industrial communities for their potential to not only
react to human events through sensing, interpretation and social/physical
service provision, but also learn and adapt their behaviours and social
responses to the users over time. They can be full-fledged considered as
agglomerates of intelligent sensors that can be integrated in a wider
sensors network of a smart environment and, through their embodiment can
employ contextual information when available, and offer personalized and
intuitive responses to users.
The aim of this special session is to encompass valuable research in
integration of Robots within Computational Ambient Intelligence. This
special session provides an international forum for academics, developers,
and industry-related researchers belonging to these two main research
sectors to discuss, share experience and explore traditional and new areas
of ambient intelligence combined with robotics to solve a wide range of
problems, leading to a fruitful discussion on the evolution and the
benefits of this technology to the society.
The topics include but are not limited to:
· Ambient Assisted Living
· Ambient Intelligence for Healthcare
· Ambient Intelligence Applications
· Assistive Robots
· Social Robots
· Personalized Services
· Human-robot Interaction
· Human Behavioural Monitoring and Interpretation
· Elderly care Robots
· Fuzzy Ambient Intelligence
· Hybrid Intelligent Systems for Ubiquitous Computing
· Intelligent Living Environments
· Multi-Agent System for Ambient Intelligence
· Neural Networks in Ambient Intelligence
· RFID and Wireless Sensor Network Applications
· Self-Organization in Ubiquitous Environments
· Sensing and Reasoning Technology
· Sensing Technologies and Measurements
· Signal Fusion in Ubiquitous Environments
· Situational/Context Awareness
· Smart Evolving Sensors
· Smart Homes
· Well-being and Ambient Intelligence
*IMPORTANT DATES*:
30 Jan 2020 Paper Submission Deadline
15 Mar 2020 Paper Acceptance Notification Date
15 April 2020 Final Paper Submission and Early Registration
Deadline
19-24 July 2020 IEEE WCCI 2020, Glasgow, Scotland, UK
*SUBMISSION:*
Manuscripts submitted to this special session should be done through this
link
https://wcci2020.org/submissions/
All papers submitted to special sessions will be subject to the same
peer-review procedure as the regular papers. Please refer to the main
conference website to have additional details.
*Manuscript Style Information*
· Only papers in PDF format will be accepted.
· Paper Size: US letter.
· Paper Length: Each paper should have 6 to MAXIMUM 8 pages, including
figures, tables and references. A maximum of two extra pages per paper is
allowed (i. e., up to 10 pages), at an additional charge of $100 USD per
extra page.
· Paper Formatting: double column, single spaced, #10 point Times
Roman font.
· Margins: Left, Right, and Bottom: 0.75″ (19mm). The top margin must
be 0.75″ (19 mm), except for the title page where it must be 1″ (25 mm).
· No page numbers please. We will insert the page numbers for you.
*Templates*
To help ensure correct formatting, please use the style files for U.S.
Letter as template for your submission. These include LaTeX and Word (
http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html
).
Please note that the Latex template does not allow for keywords. If you are
using the Latex template, do not include keywords in your paper.
We look forward to welcoming you in Glasgow in 2020!
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*Special Session Organizing Committee:*
Ahmad Lotfi ([log in to unmask])
Amir Pourabdollah ([log in to unmask])
Giovanni Acampora ([log in to unmask])
Mariacarla Staffa ([log in to unmask])
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