PROFACTOR is organzing the Austrian Robotic Workshop and OAGM Workshop from Mai 9-10, 2019 in Steyr.
The Austrian Robotics Workshop aims to bring together researchers, experts and practitioners working on various robotics topics to discuss current developments and challenges in robotics and its applications. The new edition in Steyr is primarily aimed at robotics competence in the production area. Companies are invited to present their activities. The conference will be complemented by the latest developments, which will be shown in an exhibition.
The OAGM workshop provides a platform for presentation and discussion of research progress as well as current projects with the OAGM/AAPR community.
The symposium is organized by two independent groups:
- OAGM addresses image processing, and computer vision
- ARW (Austrian Robotic Workshop) addresses robots and automation, human-machine collaboration.
WHEN AND WHERE?
09.-10.05. 2019
Museum Arbeitswelt, Wehrgrabengasse 7, 4400 Steyr, Austria
IMPORTANT DATES
- January 13, 2019: Paper submission open
- March 1, 2019: Full paper submission deadline
- April 07, 2019: Featured presentations (OAGM only)
- April 17, 2019: Notification of acceptance; Registration open
- April 21, 2019: Early workshop registration deadline
- April 30, 2019: Camera-ready paper submission deadline; Registration deadline
- May 09-10, 2019: Austrian Robotics Workshop & OAGM Workshop
SUBMISSION TYPES
- Research Paper (4-6 pages)
- Industrial or scientific spotlight (1-2 pages)
- Posters (2 pages) – 1stand 2nd year PhD students only
- Featured Papers (OAGM)
AUSTRIAN ROBOTICS WORKSHOP
General Workshop Chair: Andreas Pichler, PROFACTOR
OAGM WORKSHOP
General Workshop Chair: Gernot Stübl, PROFACTOR
General Topics
General topics of interest include all aspects of computer vision and pattern recognition including, but not limited to:
- Pattern recognition (visual & non-visual data)
- Object detection, recognition & categorization
- 3D vision, stereo & structure from motion
- Image & video retrieval
- Cognitive vision
- Safety & security
- Statistical methods & learning
- Embedded computer vision
- Optimization
- Image denoising, restoration & enhancement
- Regularization models for image analysis
- Motion & tracking
- Scene modeling & understanding
- Video analysis & event recognition
- Face & gesture analysis
- Performance evaluation
- Robot perception
- Biometrics
- Medical image analysis
- Computational anatomy & atlases
- Computer-aided detection
- Computer assisted medical interventions
- Clinical & biological applications
- Industrial applications
CONTACT
- Verena Musikar, Profactor GmbH, Austria
- Christian Wögerer, Profactor GmbH, Austria
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