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Supportive Human Robot Communication Systems

SHRCS will address the fundamental issues which would enable safe Human Robot Interaction (HRI). Specifically this project addresses the problem of a human and a robot performing co-operative tasks in a co-located space, such as in the kitchen where your service robot stirs the soup as you add the cream. These issues include communication of a shared goal (verbally and through gesture), perception and understanding of intention (from dextrous and gross movements), cognition necessary for interaction, and active and passive compliance. These are the prerequisites for many applications in service robotics and through research will provide the scientific foundations for engineering cognitive systems. More...

UBICC, the Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Journal [ISSN 1992-8424], is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the arts, sciences, and applications of information technology. With a world-wide membership, UBICC is a leading resource for computing professionals and students working in the various fields of Information Technology, and for interpreting the impact of information technology on society.

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All submitted manuscripts should contain original research not previously published and not under consideration forLive online Support - Leave your Message - publication elsewhere. Papers may come from any country but must be written in English. All submissions must be accompanied by abstracts of the authors' manuscripts on related subjects that are in press or currently under editorial review. Electronic reprints of related published papers by the authors or manuscripts in press may also be helpful to the reviewers.

 

Join us as Reviewer / Editor
Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Journal is seeking professionals to review journal submissions. Reviewers will be asked to review articles specific to their field of expertise to provide feedback on the quality of journal submissions using a standardized review process and form. Reviewers will have two weeks to review manuscripts and to provide feedback on the quality of journal submissions using a standardized review process and form.

If you are interested in becoming a reviewer/editor please download the application form and send this form with your CV and a one-paragraph summary of your specific expertise and interests. We will review your information and if appropriate, we will place you on our list of peer reviewers. You will be asked to review articles in your field of expertise as they are submitted.

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Whether your paper is focused on research and development, or engineering and implementation, UbiCC has the right forum for your work. For upcoming submission opportunities, check the Call for Paper deadlines. All UbiCC conferences follow a paper selection process and many are peer-reviewed.

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UBICC would like to participate in the "Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing conference and workshop” and want to give its services. We would like to publish the selected papers from the conference in our journal with the special issue as of the conference. Consequently I would like to request the authorities to allow UBICC Journal for its contribution.

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