[robocup-humanoid] Early CfP: Special Issue on Omnidirectional Robot Vision (RAS Journal)
Emanuele Menegatti
emg at dei.unipd.it
Wed Aug 13 03:25:26 EDT 2008
===Robotics and Autonomous Systems (Elsevier) ======
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Special Issue: Omnidirectional Robot Vision
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Guest Editors:
* Emanuele Menegatti (University of Padua, Italy)
* Tomas Pajdla, (Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic)
Early CALL FOR PAPER
Omnidirectional vision research has always been greatly stimulated by
mobile robotics and it has been finding its major applications there.
Significant progresses have been made since the pioneer works which
used shielded light bulbs or steel spheres as mirrors. Nowadays,
several companies are selling high quality omnidirectional mirrors and
cameras. Recently, a broader community has started working with
omnidirectional sensors and commercial applications appeared also in
surveillance and automotive industry. The increase of resolution of
modern cameras overcome one of the major limitations of
omnidirectional vision, the low resolution of omnidirectional images.
The increase of computational power on board of nowadays robots and
vehicles enables the use of more complex robot vision algorithms.
Therefore, more computer vision algorithms are now applicable to
omnidirectional images and the new approaches show their effectiveness
in moving robots or autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicles.
In this special issue, we wish to collect examples of active
collaboration of computer vision and robotic researchers to develop
more robust, practical and applicable systems in robotics and elsewhere.
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The core of the special issue will be a selection of papers accepted
to the „Workshop on Omnidirectional Robot Vision“ (**deadline 1st
September 2008**).
http://www.dei.unipd.it/~emg/omniRoboVis2008/
Authors of papers published at the workshop will be asked for an
extended version of their paper to go through a new peer-review
process. Nevertheless, the special issue will be open also to
contribution not previously submitted to the workshop.
The workshop will be co-located with SIMPAR 2008 (SIMULATION, MODELING
and PROGRAMMING for AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS) conference http://www.simpar-conference.org/
. We invite interested scientists from omnidirectional vision and
robotics communities to submit thier work and to attend the Workshop
in VENICE, ITALY.
**Topics of interest
- Omnidirectional sensors for robotics
- Omnidirectional vision for mobile robots, flying robots and
manipulators
- Omnidirectional vision for robot navigation and safety
- Omnidirectional vision for multi-robot teams (including RoboCup
leagues)
- Omnidirectional visual odometry
- Omnidirectional SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping)
- Omnidirectional vision in industrial robotics and automotive industry
**IMPORTANT DATES (of special issue):
Deadline for submission of paper: January 30, 2009
Notification of acceptance: March 25, 2009
Submission of final camera ready papers: April 25, 2009
**SUBMISSION:
Please send your contribution by email directly to the Guest Editors
at the following addresses
emanuele.menegatti at dei.unipd.it, pajdla at cmp.felk.cvut.cz
in PDF format following the template you can find at:
http://ees.elsevier.com/robot/
The number of pages of the single paper can range between 12 and 20.
Best regards,
Emanuele Menegatti and Tomas Pajdla
- RAS Guest Editors -
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Emanuele Menegatti, Ph.D.
Intelligent Autonomous Systems Laboratory (IAS-Lab)
Department of Information Engineering
The University of Padua
via ognissanti 72
I-35129 Padova - ITALY
Skype: emanuele.menegatti
Phone: ++39 049 827 7840
FAX: ++39 049 827 7826
http://www.dei.unipd.it/~emg
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