[Meetings] [CfP] [RSS 2025] Deadline Extension - Workshop on Reliable Robotics: Safety and Security in the Face of GenAI
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David Paulius
May 21, 2025, 2:51:03 AM5/21/25
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Dear Colleagues,
Thank you to everyone who has already submitted to the Workshop on Reliable Robotics: Safety and Security in the Face of GenAI, which will be held at RSS 2025!
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/rss2025-reliable-robotics/
Email: rss2025-reli...@googlegroups.com
Overview: The ground-breaking capabilities of generative AI (GenAI) provide a trove of opportunities for robotics, enabling general-purpose skill acquisition and contextual reasoning for more intelligent and reliable operations beyond the traditional sense. However, the emergence of GenAI also introduces additional safety and security challenges for real-world robot autonomy (e.g., handling uncertainties and deliberate adversaries). These safety and security issues exacerbated by GenAI are ingrained in all aspects of robot autonomy, ranging from perception to understanding, reasoning and action. This half-day workshop brings together researchers from academia and industry, drawing on expertise in cybersecurity, robot perception, learning, control, explainable AI, and evaluation for real-world robotics, to foster an interdisciplinary exchange on reliable robot autonomy with two connected themes: (i) enhanced reliable robot autonomy enabled by large-scale models and (ii) safety and security challenges introduced by GenAI in robotics. By uniting diverse perspectives, the workshop aims to drive discussion on pressing challenges at the intersection of GenAI, safety, and security in robotics while further promoting collaboration across disciplines.
Invited Speakers:
Call for contributions: We invite researchers to share their findings with the community by submitting short, non-archival papers (4 pages + references). Submissions will be presented in a short spotlight talk and a poster session on-site during the workshop.
Important Dates:
Submission Instructions:
Workshop Organizing Committee
Dear Colleagues,
Thank you to everyone who has already submitted to the Workshop on Reliable Robotics: Safety and Security in the Face of GenAI, which will be held at RSS 2025!
We are happy to announce that we have extended the submission deadline to Monday, May 26, 2025 (AoE).
The half-day workshop will take place on June 21 at USC (Los Angeles). We welcome short paper submissions on topics at the intersection of robotics, safety, security, and generative AI. We will be awarding a Best Paper Award and a Most Popular Poster Award at the workshop. More details can be found in the original call below.
We look forward to your submissions!
Best regards,
The Reliable Robotics Workshop Organizing Committee
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Website: https://sites.google.com/view/rss2025-reliable-robotics/
Email: rss2025-reli...@googlegroups.com
Overview: The ground-breaking capabilities of generative AI (GenAI) provide a trove of opportunities for robotics, enabling general-purpose skill acquisition and contextual reasoning for more intelligent and reliable operations beyond the traditional sense. However, the emergence of GenAI also introduces additional safety and security challenges for real-world robot autonomy (e.g., handling uncertainties and deliberate adversaries). These safety and security issues exacerbated by GenAI are ingrained in all aspects of robot autonomy, ranging from perception to understanding, reasoning and action. This half-day workshop brings together researchers from academia and industry, drawing on expertise in cybersecurity, robot perception, learning, control, explainable AI, and evaluation for real-world robotics, to foster an interdisciplinary exchange on reliable robot autonomy with two connected themes: (i) enhanced reliable robot autonomy enabled by large-scale models and (ii) safety and security challenges introduced by GenAI in robotics. By uniting diverse perspectives, the workshop aims to drive discussion on pressing challenges at the intersection of GenAI, safety, and security in robotics while further promoting collaboration across disciplines.
Invited Speakers:
- Prof. Russ Tedrake, MIT and Toyota Research Institute
- Prof. Gentiane Venture, University of Tokyo
- Prof. Igor Gilitschenski, University of Toronto
- Prof. Angela Schoellig, Technical University of Munich
- Prof. Saadia Gabriel, University of California Los Angeles
- Prof. Inseok Hwang, Purdue University
Call for contributions: We invite researchers to share their findings with the community by submitting short, non-archival papers (4 pages + references). Submissions will be presented in a short spotlight talk and a poster session on-site during the workshop.
Important Dates:
- Submission Deadline: May 26, 2025, 23:59 (AOE)
- Reviews and Decisions: May 30, 2025
- Camera Ready Deadline: June 6, 2025, 23:59 (AOE)
- Workshop date: June 21, 2025, at USC, Los Angeles
- We welcome both recently published papers and novel/ongoing research.
- Submission link: https://openreview.net/group?id=roboticsfoundation.org/RSS/2025/Workshop/ReliableRobotics
Workshop Organizing Committee
- Jean-Baptiste Bouvier, UC Berkeley
- Fanta Camara, University of York
- Glen Chou, Georgia Tech
- SiQi Zhou, Technical University of Munich
- Hanna Krasowski, UC Berkeley
- Sampada Deglurkar, UC Berkeley
- David Paulius, Brown University
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