If you study, work, teach or conduct research in the fields of electrical engineering, computer science, robotics and automation, you will be in the next Conference of Robotics, 16 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Applications, 1 3 June 2011 be interested in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Dr. Kimon Valavanis Lord of the University of Denver, USA, will chair the Conference of Robotics. Dr. Valavanis is currently Professor and Chairman, Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering, as chairman of the Department of Computer Science, and Director of the Laboratory of the University of Denver, unmanned systems, which he founded. There is also a visiting professor at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Department of Telecommunications at the University of Zagreb, Croatia.
The interest of Dr. Valavanis of research in the areas of unmanned systems, distributed systems, intelligence, robotics and automation, which is very widespread. His co-author of the projects include intelligent robotics: theory, design and applications, control problems in robotics and automation, Intelligent Manufacturing Systems. Programming and control, control, and more recently, linear and nonlinear small unmanned helicopter
IASTED Robotics Conference with representatives from over 30 countries, researchers in a wide range of disciplines. These can be included, but is not limited to artificial intelligence, robotics, biomimetic, computer vision, distributed sensors, hybrid control of robot manipulators, the modeling of micro-robotics, motion planning, robotics, multimedia, robot design, simulation and prototyping, and generation of sensor networks.
The applications of these disciplines include aerospace, agriculture, automotive, biomechanics, design of bioscience and industrial automation, remote education, energy, flight simulators, health and rehabilitation, medical robots, personal robots , satellite navigation and surgery, and unmanned aircraft and under water.
The speakers and topics for the conference in June 2011 not decided yet, but usually world-renowned experts in their field. The latest robotics conference in early November 2010 had as keynote speaker, Pierre E. Dupont, a visiting professor at Harvard Medical School and director of Pediatric Cardiac Bioengineering, Children’s Hospital Boston, USA, who spoke on robotic technology for minimally invasive surgery.
the abstracts of the conference can access http://www.iasted.org/conferences/pastinfo-706.html
Some conferences are mobile robot contests software. The tutorials are usually included in the registration fee Robotics, and often provide the prizes for the best paper and the role of promotion. Banquet dinner are excellent opportunities to network and make contacts.
Vancouver is a vibrant city, home to the University of British Columbia estimates. It is curved known for its beautiful beaches, cosmopolitan culture and ecological. Is famous Stanley Park, or enjoy the beauty of the Van Dusen Botanical Garden.
The International Association of Science and Technology for Development (IASTED) is a nonprofit organization in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 1977. IASTED promotes economic development through science and technology, and organized over 300 conferences in over 40 countries around the world. For more information, visit iasted.org
The 16th IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Applications, held in June 2011 in Vancouver, Canada, where advances in robotics, automation and intelligence research and applications are presented. Further details at: http://www.iasted.org/conferences/home-743.html