From: cynk%diva.Berkeley.EDU@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU (Cynthia Keys)
Newsgroups: news.announce.conferences
Subject: CFP: Machine Vision and Robotics Conference
Summary: A call for papers for an SPIE machine vision and robotics conference
Keywords: CFP machine vision robotics conference
Date: 19 Aug 92 00:03:15 GMT
Expires: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 07:00:00 GMT
Followup-To: sci.image.processing
Organization: Sandia National Laboratories


                                CALL FOR PAPERS
		APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE XI:
			MACHINE VISION AND ROBOTICS

	Conference Chairs:  Kim L. Boyer
				Ohio State University
				kim@ee.eng.ohio-state.edu
                            Loise Stark
                                U. of South Florida and U. of Pacific
				stark@csee.usf.edu
        Program Committee:
			A. Lynn Abbot, Virginia Poly. Inst. and State U.
			Stanley C. Ahalt, Ohio State U.
			Ronald C. Arkin, Georgia Inst. of Technology
			Kevin W. Bowyer, U. of South Florida
			Horst Bunke, U. of Bern (Switzerland)
			Henrik I. Christensen, Aalborg U. (Denmark)
			Diane Cook, U. of Texas/Arlington, U. of South Florida
			Fabio P. Ferrie, McGill U. (Canada)
			Bruce Flinchbaugh, Texas Instruments Inc.
			Patrick J. Flynn, Washington State U.
			Dmitry B. Goldgof, U. of South Florida
			Larry Holder, U. of Texas/Arlington
			Seth A. Huthinson, U. of Illinois/Urbana-Champaign
			Judson P. Jones, Oak Ridge National Labs
			W. Philip Kegelmeyer, Jr., Sandia National Labs
			Joseph L. Mundy, GE Corporate Research and Development
			Robin R. Murphy, Georgia Institute of Technology
			Andre J. Oosterlinck, Katholieke U. Leuven (Belgium)
			Alexander P. Pentland, Media Lab/MIT
			George C. Stockman, Michigan State U.
			Abraham Waksman, A.F. Office of Scientific Research

	Papers are solicited in all areas of machine vision and robotics,
	including but limited to:

	o robot vision and grasp planning
	o robot vision and perception
	o design and evaluation of robot platforms, arms, hands and heads
	o robotic materials handling
	o active and purposive vision
	o CAD-based vision
	o qualitative vision
	o reconstruction of 3-D scenes
	o multi-sensor integration
	o architectures for machine vision and robotics
	o feature extraction and segmentation
	o feature matching and object recognition
	o industrial applications of machine vision and robotics
	o parallel algorithms in machine vision and robotics

	Papers submitted to the Machine Vision and Robotics Conference
	should not also be submitted to the Knowledge-Based Systems in
	Aerospace and Industry conference of Applications of Artificial
	Intelligence XI.  Questions about which conference is most suitable
	for a particular paper should be directed to the program chairs.
        All submissions will be peer reviewed.

        Submission of Abstracts (Deadline September 14, 1992)

        Please send four copies of the following to
			OE/Aerospace Science and Sensing '93
			SPIE
                        P O Box 10
                        Bellingham, WA  98227-0010

                        Shipping Address: 1000 20th Street
                        Bellingham, WA  98225

                        Phone: 206-676-3290
                        Fax: 206-647-1445
                        internet: spie@nessie.wwu.edu

          1.  Summary Title.
          2.  Author Listing (principal author first) .
	      Full names and affiliations as they will appear in the program.
          3.  Correspondence for each author.
	      Mailing address, telephone, telefax, e-mail address.
          4.  Name of conference to which paper is being submitted.
	      (Applications of Artificial Intelligence XI: Machine Vision
	      And Robotics)
          5.  Summary Text.
	      (2000 words typed on white paper.)
          6.  Brief Biography (principal author only).
	      50 to 100 words

          For further information, contact either of the conference chairs.