NSF Workshop on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI)

这笔资金用于支持2006年9月27日至28日在洛杉矶南加州大学校园内举办的PI研讨会。人力资源信息是国际信息系统司题为“信息和智能系统：推进以人为中心的计算、信息集成和信息学以及稳健智能”(NSF 06-572)的新征集中确定的两个交叉技术领域之一。为期1.5天的研讨会将把当前的NSF PIs与正在进行的HRI研究计划结合在一起，以及选定的具有相关兴趣的研究界其他成员，以帮助NSF确定这一快速发展领域的新兴趋势。与会者将讨论并确定科学界认为将在中短期内产生重大影响的人力资源倡议的重要分领域。这次研讨会是几个类似的活动之一，每个活动都集中在新征集的一个特定方面，由IIS部门赞助，目的是鼓励研究社区在其战略规划过程中向NSF提供意见，因为我们正在为即将到来的爆炸性技术增长和变化期间预期的挑战和机会做准备。广泛影响：这次研讨会将为NSF PI和快速增长的人-机器人交互(HRI)研究社区的其他成员提供一个独特的机会，讨论最新的技术水平，并参与战略规划，以塑造这一新的和跨学科的研究领域的方向，对社会中机器人的未来具有重大影响。研讨会组织者将编写一份全面的研讨会报告，研讨会网站将成为研讨会讨论、分组报告等的永久储存库，供广大研究界普遍查阅。

This is funding to support a PI Workshop on the campus of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, on September 27-28, 2006. HRI is one of the two cross-cutting technical areas defined in IIS Division's new solicitation entitled "Information and Intelligent Systems: Advancing Human-Centered Computing, Information Integration and Informatics, and Robust Intelligence" (NSF 06-572). The 1.5-day workshop will bring together current NSF PIs with ongoing HRI research programs, along with selected additional members of the research community with related interests, to help NSF identify emerging trends in this rapidly evolving field. Participants will discuss and prioritize the important subfields of HRI that the scientific community believes will have a major impact in the near-to-medium term. This workshop is one of several similar events, each focusing on a particular aspect of the new solicitation, being sponsored by IIS Division with the goal of encouraging the research community to provide input to NSF in its strategic planning process as we prepare for the challenges and opportunities anticipated during the coming period of explosive technological growth and change.Broader Impacts: This workshop will present a unique opportunity for NSF PIs and other members of the rapidly growing human-robot interaction (HRI) research community to discuss the state of the art and to engage in strategic planning toward shaping the direction of this new and interdisciplinary research area with major implications on the future of robotics in society. The workshop organizers will produce a comprehensive workshop report, and the workshop website will become a permanent repository of the workshop discussions, breakout group reports, etc for general access by the research community at large.