Rob|Arch has been initiated by the Association for Robots in Architecture as a new
conference series on the use of robotic fabrication in architecture, art, and
design, closely linking industry with cutting-edge research institutions.
In
addition to the previously announced seven workshops, hosted by TU Delft, University of
Michigan, University of
Stuttgart, TU Graz, ETH Zurich, TU Vienna, Hal,
and the Association for
Robots in Architecture at four locations throughout Europe, SciArc is
joining the Rob|Arch 2012 conference and will be offering another
robot workshop. Staeubli is providing three industrial robots for the
workshop, which is going to take place alongside three other robot workshops at
TU Vienna's Arsenal location.
Thanks
to the generous support of our main sponsor KUKA, our sponsors
ABB, Schunk, as well as our workshop sponsors Staeubli,
Zeman, SuperTex and Euchner, we can offer an reduced
early-registration fee of 50% for professionals and even 70% for students.
499€ - early Regular registration: One robot workshop (to
be selected in the registration form), conference admission, conference dinner,
and printed Springer proceedings.
299€ - early Student registration: One robot workshop (to
be selected in the registration form), conference admission and conference
dinner. Printed Springer proceedings are available at a reduced price.
The
early registration prices are valid until October 1st, workshop spaces are
limited to allow every participant plenty of time with the robots. At the
moment, conference-only registration is not available; we encourage all
participants of the conference to attend a robot workshop.
Due
to the much higher than expected amount of submitted abstracts, the full paper
submission will use the well-established OpenConf system to
facilitate the review process. Full papers, using the provided template
at www.robarch2012.org/submission,
can be submitted until the 16th of July. Everyone is eligible to submit papers,
though authors who previously submitted abstracts do have the advantage of
having received valuable feedback from the reviewers.
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