Artificial Intelligence for Social Robots Interacting with Humans in the Real World.

General workshop talk and its relation with the AI4HRI trilateral project.

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Ely Repiso Polo

Natural Language Grounding and HRI in VR (Online)

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Cynthia Matuszek

DIARC: The Utility of a Cognitive Robotic Architecture for AI-based HRI (Online)

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Matthias Scheutz

Coffee break

Panel Discussion 1: How can we envision the future of AI for HRI, including human-robot interaction between multiple humans/robots and for long-and short-term interaction? ....................................................................... (Speakers: Cynthia, Dorsa, Matthias (maybe), and answers from attendants) [click on name for additional information]

Each panel session will have 40 minutes where there is time to answer 5 questions by the speakers of our workshop. Their responses will be approximately 2 minutes or less. In addition, in each panel session there is time remaining so that we can give the word to the attendees, so that they can also answer these questions, in case that some attendees want to answer. Also, we have included two more additional questions in case there is some remaining time. The questions are included in the tab: Panel Discussion Questions.

Learning from Non-Traditional Sources of Data (Online)

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Dorsa Sadigh

Lunch

“Can a robot be intelligent without being social?” (In-Person)

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Alessandra Sciutti

Modeling a dyadic interaction using a deep neural network (In-Person)

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Yutaka Nakamura

Panel Discussion 2: How can we envision the future of AI for HRI, including human-robot interaction between multiple humans/robots and for long-and short-term interaction? [Last 10 min: closing remarks] ............................. (Speakers: Alessandra, Yutaka, Yiannis, and answers from attendants) .................. [click on name for additional information]

Each panel session will have 40 minutes where there is time to answer 5 questions by the speakers of our workshop. Their responses will be approximately 2 minutes or less. In addition, in each panel session there is time remaining so that we can give the word to the attendees, so that they can also answer these questions, in case that some attendees want to answer. Also, we have included two more additional questions in case there is some remaining time. The questions are included in the tab: Panel Discussion Questions.

Coffee break

AI for Personal Assistive Robotics (Online)

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Yiannis Demiris

Cognitive Social Robots (Online)

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Luca locchi

All topics are included in the call for papers.

Room 9. Room G of kyoto conference center.

Poster Session [Information in tab: Accepted Posters]

Schedule