Robots are agents, too. Indeed, agent researchers are sometimes inspired by robots, sometimes use robots in motivating examples, and sometimes make contributions to robotics. Both practical and analytical techniques in agent research influence, and are being influenced by, research into autonomous robots and multi-robot systems.
Despite the significant overlap between the multiagent and robotics research areas, roboticists and agents researchers have only a few opportunities to meet and interact. The recently established robotics track at AAMAS is one such opportunity. The goal of the proposed workshop is to extend and widen this opportunity, by offering a forum where researchers in this area of research can interact and present promising innovative research directions, and new results. The workshop is coordinated and associated with the AAMAS robotics track.
We are interested in research on topics involving both agents and robots, including (but not limited to):
Market-based and other methods for coalition formation and task allocation
Machine learning in robotics
Multi-robot teams and swarms
Human-agent-robot teamwork
Analysis of large-scale multi-robot systems and swarms
Decision-theoretic single- and multi-robot planning
Imitation and learning by demonstration or example
Formal methods and control architectures
Canonical robotics problems, such as robotic soccer, coverage, foraging, or patrolling
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2017
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