26 May
2008

Robotics Science and Systems registration extension

The deadline for early registration for Robotics Science and Systems (RSS) in Zurich has been extended to June 1st. Student registrations
are only 199 Euros.

RSS is a single-track conference that attempt to cover all areas of robotics research, so it is a good venue for those who wish to catch up or get introduced to the field.

There were 162 submissions this year.
It had a acceptance rate this year of about 24%, which is especially demanding since the calibre of the submissions is very high on average.
Of the accepted papers, about half are accompanied b 30-minute oral presentations and half are accompanied by poster presentations.

There will also be a slate of good workshops. There are also invited talks which tends to be quite eclectic.

http://www.roboticsconference.org

Posted by dudek at 17:34 May 26, 2008 | Leave a comment | permalink link to this entry |

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