Recent advances in deep learning techniques have made impressive progress in many areas of computer vision, including classification, detection, and segmentation. While all of these areas are relevant to robotics applications, robotics also presents many unique challenges which require new approaches. Challenges include the need for real-time analysis, the need for accurate 3d understanding of scenes, and the difficulty of doing experiments at scale. There are also opportunities which robotics brings to computer vision, for example, the ability to use depth sensors, to control where the camera is looking, and to provide a data source for "grounded" learning of concepts, reducing the need for manual labeling. We will consider work related to deep learning techniques in computer vision applied to a broad range of robotic devices, from self driving cars to drones to bipedal robots.
We invite contributions (2 page extended abstracts) related to:
Deep learning for robotic vision
Other computer vision techniques applied to robotics problems
DNN based object recognition, detection and segmentation for robotics
End-to-end perception algorithms
Real-time algorithms for robotics perception
Vision-based Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM)
3D Scene understanding
Deep learning in navigation and autonomous driving
Deep learning in human-robot interaction
Lifelong deep learning in robotics
Perception algorithms deployed on various robotic systems
Reliable confidence measures for deep classifiers
Deep learning for embedded systems and platforms with limited computational power
Deep learning for smart environments
Deep learning applications for the visually impaired and for the ageing society
Active perception
Semi-supervised and self-supervised learning for robotics
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2017
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