CAMPS06 is a follow–up of the successful CAMP (Computer Architecture for Machine Perception) series of workshops initiated in Paris, CAMP91. The last one, CAMP05, took place in Palermo, Italy. The focus of this series is to bring together researchers from academia, industry, and government to present, discuss and brainstorm the challenges; present and future, in the field of machine perception, including sensing. This year, sensing is at the forefront of the workshop to accommodate the recent and emerging developments in the areas of sensors and sensor networks. The name of the workshop has been modified to reflect this focus; the 2006 IEEE International Workshop on Computer Architecture for Machine Perception and Sensing, CAMPS06. CAMPS06 will provide a forum of discussion of new developments, innovations, and emerging technologies, of new paradigms in design, construction, deployment and evaluation of perception and sensing architectures and systems. <b>Keywords:</b> • Smart sensors and sensor fusion<br>• Sensor tasking and control<br>• Networked sensing and control<br>• In–network processing and aggregation<br>• Sensor network coverage, connectivity and longevity<br>• Data storage in sensor networks<br>• Data security in sensor networks<br>• Configurable and FPGA–based perception architectures<br>• VLSI Architectures in Perception (including co–design, low power etc.<br>• Parallel architectures and algorithms for machine perception<br>• Real–time embedded systems (re–configurable, heterogeneous etc.)<br>• Grid computing applied to perception<br>• Neural network and genetic algorithm applications in perception<br>• Rule–based systems, learning and knowledge–based perception machines<br>• Design methodology for perception systems<br>• Wearable computers<br>• Special purpose architectures: mobile robots, remote sensing, biomedical<br>• Network protocols for sensor networks<br>
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Québec
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Canada
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