NSF-CISE: SPECIAL PROJECT: Human-Centered Robotics HCR2011

提案编号：CNS 11-32353PI(s): Bogosyan, Seta o .机构：阿拉斯加大学费尔班克斯标题：特殊项目：IEEE ICM 2011-以人为中心的机器人研讨会项目建议：该提案，计划在土耳其举办以人为中心的机器人国际研讨会，研究不同CISE领域和更广泛领域正在进行和预期研究的性质，需求，重要性，挑战和资助机制。研讨会将汇集来自土耳其、日本和韩国的公认的CISE研究领导者和他们的同行，进行这样的评估，并制作一份可以与CISE社区、国际同事、学术管理人员、政府资助机构和行业共享的材料。该活动汇集了远程机器人、医疗机器人和协作机器人领域的知名领导者，以规划在这一快速发展领域的研究和教育方面的国际合作。本次研讨会的计划互动也将使来自美国的学生和早期职业教师受益，通过提供国际交流经验和思想的机会。来自美国、日本、土耳其和韩国（KAIST）的参与者积极参与了研讨会的组织工作。计划中的研讨会为所有感兴趣的参与者提供了一个很好的机会，可以亲自见面，并开始一个新的，更大规模的国际合作努力，以服务于以人为中心的机器人技术这一具有挑战性的领域。在真正的跨学科基础上，提议的研讨会不仅需要在机器人方面具有深厚的创造力和知识，还需要对社会科学有深刻的见解。虽然预计要讨论的领域学科包括远程机器人、医疗机器人和协作机器人，但要讨论的相关挑战包括机器人对人类本性和行为的适应，以及人类的行为。更广泛的影响：在辅助生活、医院、学校甚至家庭中，机器人正变得不可或缺。本次研讨会将讨论与机器人技术相关的技术、物理、心理和社会因素的影响和相互作用，并由世界各地的主要研究人员进行讨论。因此，这一事件的发现触及了整个社会。

Proposal #: CNS 11-32353PI(s): Bogosyan, Seta O.Institution: University of Alaska-Fairbanks Title: SPECIAL PROJECT: IEEE ICM 2011- Workshop on Human-Centered RoboticsProject Proposed:This proposal, planning an international workshop for human-centric robotics in Turkey, examines the nature, needs, importance, challenges, and funding mechanisms for ongoing and anticipated research in different CISE areas and even more broad areas. The workshop will brings together recognized CISE research leaders and their peers from Turkey, Japan, and Korea, to conduct such an assessment and produce a material that can be shared with the CISE community, international colleagues, academic administrators, government funding agencies, and industry.The activity brings together recognized leaders in telerobotics, medical robotics, and collaborative robotics to plan international collaborations in research and education in this rapidly evolving field. The planned interactions in this workshop will also benefit students and early career faculty from US, by providing opportunities to internationally exchange experiences and ideas. Participants from USA, Japan, Turkey, and Korea (KAIST) have actively committed their involvement in the workshop organization. The planned workshop presents a great opportunity for all interested participants to meet in person, and start a new, larger-scale international collaborative effort to serve the challenging field of human-centric robotics. With truly interdisciplinary foundations, the proposed workshop requires, not only a profound creativity and knowledge in robotics, but also deep insights into social sciences. While the expected domain disciplines to be addressed include telerobotics, medical robotics, and collaborative robotics, the associated challenges to be discussed involve adaptation of robots to human nature and behaviors, as well as human?s communication and interaction with robotsBroader Impact: Robotics is becoming indispensible in assisted living, hospitals, schools, and even homes. The proposed workshop addresses the influence and interaction of technical, physical, psychological, and societal factors as they relate to robotic technologies, and as they are addressed in various parts of the world, by leading researchers. Thus, the findings from this event touch society overall.