The 2024 IEEE Conference on Telepresence
About the IEEE Telepresence Initiative
IEEE Telepresence is an IEEE Future Directions initiative launched in 2021 with a focus on advance telepresence technology that would enable a user’s remote presence at a different physical location: a) feeling as if being there, and b) having a similar effect as if being there – in appearance to others and in effectual action, via telerobotics.
IEEE Telepresence is creating a community for projects, events and activities on telepresence technologies – covering topics such as teleoperations – operating/manipulation equipment as if present in cabin/control room; Moving heavy equipment, driving agricultural machines, perform tele-medicine.
For more information see the webiste of the IEEE Future Directions Initiative on Telepresence
After three Workshops organized between 2021 and 2023,
2024 will see the lights of the first IEEE Conference on Telepresence
Adrian Stoica, IEEE Telepresence Initiative Chair
Areas of Interest
Technological Infrastructure and Systems
- Remote Collaboration
- Virtual Reality (VR) Integration
- Augmented Reality (AR) Applications
- Haptic Feedback Technology
- Real-Time Communication
- 3D Teleimmersion
- Cross-Platform Compatibility
- Teleoperation Systems
- Low Latency Networking
- Spatial Audio Technology
- Wireless Control Systems
- Sensor Fusion for Robotics
- Robotic Actuation Techniques
- Internet of Things (IoT) Integration
- Cloud Computing for Telepresence
- 5G and Advanced Networking
- Cybersecurity in Telepresence
- Wearable Technology
- Machine Vision and Perception
- Digital Twins and Simulation
- Environmental Sensing Technologies
- Biometric Authentication
- Virtual Meeting Spaces
- Edge Computing in Telepresence
- Quantum Computing Applications
- Advanced Image and Video Processing
- Collaborative Virtual Environments
- Scalability Solutions for Telepresence Systems
- Sustainable Design in Telepresence Technology
Human-Computer Interaction and User Experience
- Gesture Recognition
- Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI)
- Voice User Interfaces (VUI)
- Multi-Modal Interaction
- Adaptive User Interfaces
- Ergonomic Design
- Assistive Technologies
- Augmented Reality Interfaces
- Virtual Environments Interaction
- User Experience (UX) in HCI
- Human-Centered Machine Learning
- Behavioral Modeling
- Interactive Machine Learning
- Ethnographic Data Analysis
- Cognitive Modeling
- Psychology of Human-Computer Interaction
- Social Presence in Virtual Environments
- User Interface (UI) Design
- AI-driven Personalization
- Data Privacy and Ethics
- Accessibility in Telepresence
Autonomy and Intelligent Systems
- Autonomous Navigation
- Human-in-the-Loop Control
- Telepresence Robots
- Long-Distance Robotic Control
- Haptic Interfaces for Telerobotics
- Autonomous Decision Making
- Self-Learning Systems
- Robotics and Automation
- AI Ethics in Autonomy
- Intelligent Control Systems
- Swarm Intelligence
- Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
- Self-Regulating Systems
- Predictive Analytics for Autonomy
- Human Feedback in AI
- Human-in-the-Loop Learning
- Empirical Studies in Human Learning
- Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Human Learning
Invited Guest Speakers
Prof Oussama Khatib
Prof Allison Okamura
Prof Magnus Egerstedt
Prof Holly Yanco
Dr John Blitch
Dr Neal Y Lii
Prof Saeid nahavandi
Dr Ming Hou
Dr Kamak Ebadi
Important Dates
All Deadlines are 23:59 Los Angeles time