Connectionists: [journals]CFP: "Sensing, Estimating, and Analyzing Human Movements for Human–Robot Interaction"

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Dear Colleagues,




We would like to announce a new SI for"Sensing, Estimating, and Analyzing Human Movements for Human–Robot Interaction" in sensors. 







Recent advances in human–robot interaction (HRI) are playing an increasingly pivotal role in a wide spectrum of robots, ranging from household to industrial, and from virtual interaction to closely physical collaboration. Due to the core function in HRI systems, numerous efforts and intensive attentions are paid to sensing, estimating, and analyzing the continuous and high-dimensional human movements so as to semantically decode and reflect motor intent and even latent beliefs of human motor control. The purpose of this Special Issue is therefore to describe the state of the art in human neuromuscular and cognitive behaviors reflected by human movements and to present the challenges associated with leveraging such knowledge in human-centered design and control of HRI systems.

This Special Issue aims to present the latest results and emerging algorithmic techniques of sensing, estimating, and analyzing human movements in human–robot interaction. This fits the scope of Sensors as algorithms are used to process the information collected by sensors and sensor networks.

Prof. Dr. Feng Jiang
Prof. Dr. Jie Liu
Dr. Chunzhi Yi
Guest Editors

Key words:

Human–robot interaction
Human movement analysis
Human augmentation
Inner belief estimation
Neuromuscular control
Human intent perception
Bio-inspired design and control of robots




You can find the website of the SI at 

https://www.mdpi.com/journal/sensors/special_issues/Sensing_Estimating_Analyzing_HRI





	Best,



	YI Chunzhi















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