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📅 11 – 12 Feb 2027 📍 Paramaribo, Suriname 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Assistive Robotics and Human-Robot Interaction
ModeStandard / Physical
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This track focuses on the development and implementation of assistive robots specifically designed to enhance the quality of life for elderly individuals. Topics may include robotic companions, mobility aids, and systems that promote independence and social interaction.

This session will explore advancements in autonomous navigation technologies, particularly for wheelchairs and other mobility devices. Emphasis will be placed on algorithms and sensors that enable safe and efficient navigation in complex environments.

This track addresses innovative navigation aids and assistive technologies tailored for individuals with visual impairments. Contributions may include tactile feedback systems, auditory navigation cues, and wearable devices that enhance spatial awareness.

This session will investigate the role of social robots in therapeutic settings for children with autism. Discussions will include design considerations, interaction methodologies, and the impact of robotic interventions on social skills development.

This track will cover the design and application of telepresence robots that facilitate remote communication and interaction. Topics will include user experience, technical challenges, and case studies demonstrating their effectiveness in various settings.

This session focuses on the latest developments in prosthetic hands and limbs, emphasizing the integration of robotics and AI. Contributions may explore control mechanisms, user adaptability, and the impact of advanced prosthetics on rehabilitation.

This track will examine the use of multi-robot teams to assist individuals with disabilities in daily tasks. Discussions will focus on coordination strategies, communication protocols, and the benefits of collaborative systems in enhancing user autonomy.

This session will delve into the design and implementation of automated manipulation systems for assistive applications. Topics may include robotic arms, dexterous manipulation techniques, and user-centered design approaches.

This track explores the development of autonomous robot companions aimed at providing emotional support and companionship. Discussions will include interaction design, user acceptance, and the psychological impacts of robotic companionship.

This session will focus on the design and application of wearable robots and devices that enhance mobility and functionality for individuals with disabilities. Topics may include exoskeletons, smart textiles, and user-centered design principles.

This track emphasizes qualitative user studies and methodologies in the field of assistive robotics. Contributions may include user experience research, interaction design, and the evaluation of assistive technologies in real-world settings.

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