Connectionists: AMAM 2017, Adaptive Motion of Animals and Machines, June 27-30, Call for abstracts, Feb 10 deadline

[Auke Ijspeert]

Call for Abstracts

The 8th International Symposium on Adaptive Motion of Animals and Machines
June 27 - 30, 2017
Clark Memorial Student Center, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, JAPAN
http://adaptivemotion.org/AMAM2017/


Understanding the mechanisms for adaptive behavior of animals helps us
realizing adaptive behavior of machines, and experimenting with machines
to realize adaptive behavior helps us finding new views on biological
systems. These two approaches are "two wheels of a cart" to understand
the essence of adaptive intelligence. AMAM 2017 is the 8th
international symposium dedicated on the interaction among researchers
of such interdisciplinary field. The symposium covers neuromechanics,
neurophysiology, biomechanics, robotics, brain science, and other
fields related to adaptive behavior of animals and machines. Previous
symposia were held in Montreal, Canada (2000); Kyoto, Japan (2003);
Ilmenau, Germany (2005); Cleveland, USA (2008); Awaji,
Japan(2011); Darmstadt, Germany(2013); and Cambridge, USA(2015).

Abstract contributions are invited from all areas pertaining to adaptive
motion in animals and machines. Accepted abstracts are presented in
poster sessions. We also encourage participants to contribute
hardware demonstrations, ‘Robot Zoo’@AMAM2017. For details on
submission, please check the symposium web site
http://adaptivemotion.org/AMAM2017/submit/ .


Important Dates:

Feb. 10, 2017 Deadline of extended abstracts submission
Mar. 17, 2017 Notification of acceptance for extended abstracts
Mar. 31, 2017 Deadline of submission for Robot Zoo(Robot Demo)
Jun. 27-30, 2017 Conference


Secretariat:
AMAM2017 Secretariat
Email: amam2017secretariat at adaptivemotion.org 
<mailto:amam2017secretariat at adaptivemotion.org>
Symposium web-site: http://adaptivemotion.org/AMAM2017/


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