IEEE International Symposium on Safety,Security,and Rescue Robotics 

SSRR2023  in FUKUSHIMA

SSRR2023
"in FUKUSHIMA"

SSRR 2023 Best Paper Award Finalists

Tim Gebauer*, Manuel Patchou, Christian Wietfeld
  SEAMLESS: Radio Metric Aware Multi-Link Transmission for Resilient
Rescue Robotics

Camille Peres*, Robin Murphy, Ranjana Mehta
  Best Practices to Reduce Fatigue in Small Uncrewed Aerial Systems Pilots

Jonas Süß, Martin Volz, Kevin Daun*, Oskar von Stryk
  Online 2D-3D Radiation Mapping and Source Localization using
Gaussian Processes
  with Mobile Ground Robots

Kevin Daun*, Oskar von Stryk
  Requirements and Challenges for Autonomy and Assistance Functions for Ground
   Rescue Robots in Reconnaissance Missions


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SSRR 2023 Best Paper Award

Tim Gebauer*, Manuel Patchou, Christian Wietfeld

SEAMLESS: Radio Metric Aware Multi-Link Transmission
for Resilient Rescue Robotics

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Date

November  13-15 2023


Schedule

June 29
Deadline for Special Sessions

July 6
Notification of Acceptance of Special Sessions

August 19
August 26
Deadline for Papers

September 20  October3
Notification of Acceptance of Papers            

October 13  October23
Deadline for Final Paper                                            

November 13-15
Conference Dates           


"Technical Tour Registration is available in Registration page"
Registration due: October 30th.
         

Venue 

〒979-0513
Fukushima, Futaba District, Naraha, Yamadaoka, Utsukushimori−8

You cannot book J-village directly.
Please make reservation on the registratoin site.
https://amarys-jtb.jp/ssrr2023/

Event details

The IEEE International Symposium on Safety, Security, and Rescue Robotics (SSRR) covers design and implementation of robotics, automation, intelligent machines, systems and devices that can contribute to civilian safety. Applications include search and rescue, rapid screening of travelers and cargo, hazardous material handling, humanitarian demining, and detection of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive risks. The reports on field evaluation with lessons learned and associated research, e.g., standard performance test for social integration, are also welcome.

While SSRR is conceptually centered on a set of application domains, the focus is on quality research and fundamental principles that lead to useful robots and automation in all SSRR domains.

Contact

General Chair: Prof. Tetsuya Kimura

Nagaoka University of Technology / NPO International Rescue System Institute(IRS)

kimura@mech.nagaokaut.ac.jp

 

NEWS 

April 21 2023
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Orgnizing Committee 

General Chair: Prof. Tetsuya Kimura
Nagaoka University of Technology / NPO International Rescue System Institute(IRS)
kimura@mech.nagaokaut.ac.jp

General co-chair: Dr.Kuniaki Kawabata
Japan Atomic Energy Agency(JAEA)

Program Chair: Dr. Noritaka Sato
Nagoya Institute of Technology
sato.noritaka@nitech.ac.jp

Program Co-chair: Dr. Raymond Sheh
National Institute of Standards and Technology

Program Co-chair: (TBD)

Technical Chair: Dr. Taichi Yamada, JAEA

Technical Co-chair: Dr. Hiroki Igarashi, The Unviersity of Tokyo

Financial Chair: Dr. Kengo Takahashi, Nagaoka Unviersity of Technology

Advisor: Prof. Satoshi Tadokoro, Tohoku University/IRS