International Symposium on

Artificial Life and Robotics

(AROB)


This AROB 17th '12 (Jan.19(Thurs.)-Jan.21(Sat.), 2012. B-Con Plaza, Beppu, Oita, JAPAN) symposium invites you all to present original research and to discuss development of new technologies concerning artificial life and robotics based on computer simulations and hardware designs of state-of-the-art technologies.

We wish to thank the followings for their contributions to the success of a series of conferences:

History of symposium

This symposium was founded in 1996 under the support of Science and International Affairs Bureau, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japanese Government. Since then, this symposium has been held every year at B-Con Plaza, Beppu, Japan except AROB 5th '00 (Oita) and AROB 6th '01 (Tokyo). The Eleventh to Sixteenth symposiums (2006-2011) were held at B-Con Plaza, Beppu, Japan.

Objective of symposium

The objective of this symposium is to develop new technologies for artificial life and robotics and their applications in various fields listed in the following Topics. Authors are invited to submit papers presenting original research and to discuss development of new technologies concerning artificial life and robotics based on computer simulations and hardware designs of state-of-the-art technologies.

General session topics

Artificial intelligenceArtificial brain research
Artificial intelligenceArtificial life
Artificial mind researchBioinformatics
Brain scienceComplexity
Control techniquesData mining
Evolutionary computationsGenetic algorithms
Human-machine cooperative systemsHuman-welfare robotics
Image processingIntelligent control & modeling
LearningMulti-agent systems
Neural networksPattern recognition
RoboticsPoster Session

Organized session topics

Advanced Vehicle ControlAware Technologies for e-Services
BioinformaticsBio-inspired theory and applications
Biomimetic Machines and RobotsComputer Vision and Sound Analysis
Computer-Supported Learning SystemsControl Application
Control Theory and its ApplicationEmbracing Complexity in Natural Intelligence
Embracing Complexity in System SensingInformation Technology for Environmental Research
Intelligent controlIntelligent control & modeling
Intelligent System and ControlIntelligent Systems and Applications
Intuitive Human-System InteractionManagement of technology
Mechatronics and Intelligent SystemsMedical Science and Complex System
Network Dynamics in Biological Information SystemSystem sensing and control
Systems for defense of disaster