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📅 3 – 4 Apr 2027 📍 Johannesburg, South Africa 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Wheeled Mobile Robotics
ModeStandard / Physical
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This track focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of kinematic modeling for wheeled mobile robots. Contributions may include innovative approaches to motion modeling and analysis of motion constraints.

This session invites papers on advanced motion control techniques for wheeled mobile robots. Topics may cover trajectory tracking, optimal velocity profiles, and adaptive control methods.

This track explores various path planning methodologies applicable to wheeled mobile robots. Contributions can include graph-based methods, simple algorithms, and novel approaches to environment representation.

This session emphasizes the role of sensors in enhancing the performance of wheeled mobile robots. Papers may discuss pose measurement techniques and the integration of sensor data for improved navigation.

This track focuses on the intersection of data science and robotics, highlighting data-driven methodologies for enhancing robot performance. Topics may include machine learning applications, data analytics, and predictive modeling.

This session invites discussions on the application of artificial intelligence techniques in the development of wheeled mobile robots. Contributions may cover machine learning, decision-making algorithms, and autonomous behavior.

This track addresses the systems engineering principles applied to the design and development of wheeled mobile robots. Papers may explore system integration, lifecycle management, and reliability engineering.

This session focuses on the advancements and challenges in the field of autonomous transportation vehicles. Contributions may include case studies, technological innovations, and regulatory considerations.

This track highlights the application of wheeled mobile robots in agricultural and industrial settings. Papers may discuss real-world implementations, challenges faced, and future trends in these sectors.

This session explores the role of wheeled mobile robots in assistive technologies, particularly in rehabilitation therapy. Contributions may include design considerations, user interaction, and therapeutic outcomes.

This track investigates the impact of nondeterministic events on the operation of wheeled mobile robots. Papers may focus on modeling, simulation, and strategies to mitigate the effects of uncertainty in robotic systems.

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