<div class="cfp" align="left"> Topics of Interest Include (but are not restricted to):<br>Research, design and development, and use of robots that interact collaboratively<br>Robots that support human collaboration<br>Innovative robot designs for HRI research<br>User–centered design of social robots<br>Novel interfaces and interaction modalities<br>Long–term experience and longitudinal HRI studies<br>Evaluation methods and new methodologies for HRI research<br>Androids<br>Degrees of autonomy and teleoperation<br>Human factors and ergonomics in HRI research<br>Virtual and augmented teleâ€presence environments<br>Social, ethical and aesthetic issues in humanâ€robot interaction research<br>Robots in education, therapy and rehabilitation<br>Medical and surgical applications of robots<br>Robot companions and social robots in home environments<br>Assistive robotics for supporting the elderly or people with special needs<br>Applications of social robots in entertainment, service robotics, space travel and others<br>Anthropomorphic robots and virtual humans<br>Interaction with believable characters<br>Nonâ€verbal cues and expressiveness in interactions: gesture, posture, social spaces and facial expressions<br>Interaction kinesics<br>Monitoring of behavior and internal states of human subjects<br>Robotic etiquette<br>Social intelligence for robots<br>Social presence for robots and virtual humans<br>Creating relationships with robots and humanoids<br>Personalities for robotic or virtual characters<br>Embodiment, empathy and intersubjectivity in interaction with robotic and virtual characters<br>Intelligence, motivations and emotions in robots<br>Curiosity, intentionality and initiative in interaction<br>Linguistic communication and dialogue with robots and intelligent interfaces<br>Multimodal interaction and conversational skills<br>Cognitive and sensoriâ€motor development in robots<br>Cognitive skills and mental models for social robots<br>Social learning and skill acquisition via teaching and imitation<br>Programming by demonstration<br>Cooperation and collaboration in humanâ€robot teams<br>Humanâ€robot interaction and collaboration in manufacturing environments<br>Motion planning and navigation in the vicinity of humans<br>Machine learning and adaptation in humanâ€robot interaction<br>Multiâ€modal situation awareness and spatial cognition<br>Computational architectures for humanâ€robot interaction<br>Detecting and understanding human activity<br>Narrative and storyâ€telling in interaction </div> <h3> </h3>
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