Important Dates
  • Submission of organized session proposals
    April 4, 2014
  • Submission of full papers
    April 18, 2014
  • Notification of paper acceptance
    July 11, 2014
  • Submission of final camera-ready papers
    August 11, 2014
  • Advanced Registration Due
    September 15, 2014  September 30, 2014
Poster

  • Poster
ICCAS 2014 will be held at KINTEX (near the downtown of Seoul), Korea on October 22-25, 2014 jointly with Robot World 2014. The aim of the ICCAS is to bring together researchers and engineers worldwide to present their latest works, and disseminate the state-of-the-art technologies related to control, automation, robotics, and systems.
The conference program will include Technical Workshops & Tutorials on Tuesday, October 21. The workshops and tutorials of this year will be specially interesting to those who want to learn about the latest trends and subjects.
ICCAS News
  • • ISBN, ISSN, and IEEE Catalog Number
    ISBN: 978-89-93215-06-9
    ISSN: 2093-7121
    IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1410D-USB
    [Nov. 3, 2014]
  • • KINTEX Center 1 - Headquarters Room 209A
    phone number 031-995-8526 [Oct. 21, 2014]
  • • Conference program has been fixed
    Download: Conference information.pdf [Oct. 15, 2014]
  • • How to get KINTEX or MVL Hotel from Incheon Airport (ICN)?
    Take the bus 7400 at the 1st floor, bus stop 8B. Departure time:
    06:10,40, 07:10,40, 08:10,40, 09:10,40 10:10,40, 11:10,40, 12:10,40, 13:10,40, 14:10,40, 15:10,40, 16:10,40, 17:20,50, 18:20,50, 19:20,50, 20:20,50, 21:30, 22:00
    Fare: 8000 KRW
    It will take approx. 1 hour to get KINTEX & MVL Hotel.
    [Oct. 10, 2014]
  • • Tour Package Information
    The tour package information will be provided by KOREA DMC during the time of Oct. 22 ~ Oct. 23 at KINTEX. Thank you for being interested. [Oct. 7, 2014]
  • • Decision letter for acceptance/rejection has been sent to the authors on July 11. [Jul. 11, 2014]
  • • Exhibit your work at the Robot World 2014 booth for free.
    ICCAS 2014 runs in conjunction with the ROBOT WORLD 2014 expo (http://www.robotworld.or.kr). ROBOTWORLD is one of the biggest robot exhibitions in the world, and is the best place to showcase your new robotic technologies. ICCAS 2014 will manage one exhibition booth for each registered attendee to display and demonstrate their research products for free. The applicants should provide the following information to the secretariat (conference@icros.org) by May 30th : 1) Name(s) and affiliation(s), 3) Tel., 4) E-mail, 5) Mailing address, 6) Preferred date of exhibition. In order to ensure fairness to all applicants, duration of the exhibition for each applicant will be allocated by the conference organizer and will be announced in early August. [Apr. 16, 2014]
  • • Call for workshops & Tutorials The organizing committee invites proposals for its workshop & tutorial program. The conference program will include Technical Workshops & Tutorials on Tuesday, October 21. [more information] [Mar. 27, 2014]
  • • Conference content will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore as well as other   Abstracting and Indexing (A&I) databases. [Feb. 5, 2014]
Features of ICCAS 2014
* Six Plenary Talks. This year’s ICCAS features six plenary talks by distinguished researchers in the areas of control, automation, robotics, and systems.
  • Prof. Frank Allgower (University of Stuttgart, Germany) “Industry 4.0: Challenges and opportunities for optimization-based control”
  • Prof. Harry Asada (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA) “Wearable Robots: Challenges in Human-Machine Integration and Control”
  • Prof. Lei Guo (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China) “Synchronization, Intervention and Distributed Estimation”
  • Prof. Homayoon Kazerooni (University of California at Berkeley, USA) “New Developments on Lower Extremity Exoskeleton Systems”
  • Prof. Min-Jea Tahk (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea) “Collaboration of Multiple UAVs for Transportation: Modeling and Control Design”
  • Prof. Yutaka Yamamoto (Kyoto University, Japan) “New Horizon for Signal Processing - What Control Can Contribute”
* Free Tutorial Sessions. If you’re registered for the conference, you can attend tutorial sessions organized by leading researchers in the fields for free. Some of them are listed as:
  • Basics on Glocal Control: Concept, Fundamental Theory, and Applications to Energy Management Systems. Glocal control means that the global purpose is achieved by only local actions of measurement and control in relatively large-scale dynamical systems such as energy networks, transportation systems, biological systems, and multi-agent dynamical systems. The key for realization of glocal control is hierarchical netwoked dynamical systems with multiple resolutions. Prof. Shinji Hara (The University of Tokyo, Japan) initiate the tutorial entitled "Glocal Control: Concept, Framework, and Fundamental Theory,"which is followed by "Projective State Observers for Large-Scale Network Systems towards Glocal Predictors" by Prof. Jun-ichi Imura (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) and "Hierarchical Distributed Control for Large-Scale Network Systems: Algorithm and Application to Pricing of Electric Power Networks" by Prof. Koji Tsumura (The University of Tokyo, Japan).
  • Basics on Differential-Algebraic Equations (DAEs). When your dynamical system contains algebraic constraints then it is often modeled as a differential-algebraic equation (DAE), in particular when the modeling procedure is done in an automatic fashion. Come and learn how to model, interpret, and handle these kind of systems. This tutorial is led by an expert on this subject, Prof. Stephan Trenn (Technische Universitat Kaiserslautern, Germany).
  • Basics on Collaborative Filtering and Recommendation System. This tutorial presents the underlying concepts of collaborative filtering, including similarity measures and dimensionality reduction, and their applications to recommendation system. Prof. Kyomin Jung (Dept. Electrical and Computer Eng., Seoul National University, Korea) will guide us.
* Exciting Special Sessions.
  • “Meet the Expert: Professor Kazerooni” One of our plenary speakers, Professor Kazerooni, will meet you in less formal environment. He will give a short exciting presentation, and have some conversation with the audience.
  • “How to give a GOOD presentation?” Prof. Yamamoto (Past President of IEEE Control Systems Society) will illustrate some typical mistakes that should be avoided for a good presentation.
  • “Intelligent, Multi-Purpose, Autonomous, and Decentralized Unmanned Systems” This session is to present the up-to-date technology of autonomous systems including unmanned aerial vehicles.
* Get your iPad (or equivalent) at the poster session. At this year’s interactive poster session, six best poster presenters will be awarded with Apple iPad (or equivalent). Gourmet coffee and refreshments will be served during the poster session.
* Submit your best work for outstanding paper awards and student best paper awards. Submitted papers will be evaluated on originality, significance, and technical quality by the award committee, chaired by Prof. Toshiharu Sugie (IEEE Fellow, Kyoto University, Japan). See the homepage for more details.
* Exhibit your work at the Robot World 2014 booth for free. ICCAS 2014 runs in parallel with Robot World 2014 (http://www.robotworld.or.kr) and an exhibition booth is available for free for researchers registered for the conference. See the homepage for more details.
* Accepted papers are Indexed in IEEE Xplore, SCOPUS and EI compendex, and will be submitted for indexing in Thomson Reuters Conference Proceedings Citation Index (ISI Web of Science).
* 20th Anniversary of ICROS. This year marks 20 years since the foundation of ICROS, the managing society of ICCAS. The 20th anniversary celebration will be held at the farewell banquet on the last day of the conference.
* Tour Programs. Korea-DMC (Destination Management Company) is developing many exciting local tour programs.
* Learn More at Tutorials and Workshops. Very instructive tutorials and workshops are organized, which will be held before the main conference, including:
  • Sliding Mode Control and Observation. An expert and the author of a number of books in sliding mode control, Prof. Christopher Edwards (University of Exeter, United Kingdom), will deliver a full-day tutorial. It is from the conventional sliding mode control to the most updated techniques such as higher-order sliding mode controls with many practical engineering examples.
  • Filtering Theory with Applications to Autonomous Navigation. Three experts, Dr.Ick-Ho Hwang (Agency for Defence Development, Korea) and Prof. Seong Yun Cho (Kyung-Il University, Korea) and Prof. Kyongsu Yi (Seoul National University, Korea), will guide you the world of filtering theory.
  • How to use Open Platform for Robotic Services 2.0 Prof. Hong Seong Park (Kangwon National University, Korea) who has been involved from the beginning in the creation and development of OPRoS, which is an open source robot software platform solution for service robots, will give a tutorial about how to use OPRoS 2.0. The new development tool OPRoS 2.0 will be used to create and run OPRoS Components in Linux. OPRoS is the service platform consisting of development tool and middleware like ROS(Robot Operating System).
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