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Home About UR 2024 Outline Organizing Committee Editorial Board History of the UR Code of Diversity Statistics for BK 21 Support Submissions Call for Papers Paper Submission Final Manuscript Submission Organized Session Proposal Workshop and Tutorial Proposals Late Breaking Results Presentation Guideline Program Program at a Glance Plenary Talks Workshops ISR Journal Papers Session Technical Tour Social Events Registration Registration Call for Volunteers Sponsorship Sponsorship Package Travel Conference Venue Hotel Accommodations Getting a Visa Welcome to NY UR 2024 The 21st International Conference on Ubiquitous Robots New York, USA / June 24 - 27, 2024 Welcome to the UR 2024 New York! The 21st International Conference on Ubiquitous Robots (UR 2024) will be held at the Kimmel Center for University Life in NYU , Manhattan, New York, USA, from June 24 to 27, 2024. Since its inception in 2004, Ubiquitous Robots has now established itself as a leading mid-size robotics conference, bringing together robotics researchers from around the world who share the vision that robots, smartphones, will become ubiquitous in our daily lives, and help connect and empower humans. Robotics is the ultimate interdisciplinary field, and Ubiquitous Robots invites contributions from the entire foundational spectrum—design, perception, manipulation, interfaces, mobility, intelligence—and application domains—industrial, social, transportation, medical, rehabilitation, healthcare, agriculture, construction, security, disaster, and many others. Ubiquitous Robots 2024 promises to be an exciting and innovative event, with invited talks, oral and poster presentations, workshops, and other new formats that will engage participants. We invite you to submit your latest work to Ubiquitous Robots 2024, and to come experience the myriad attractions of New York. Plenary Speakers Challenges and Opportunities in Robotics for Transcatheter and Endovascular Interventions” Jaydev P. Desai Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Tactile robots: building the machine and learning the self” Sami Haddadin Technische Universität München, Germany Motion intelligence for humanoid robots in the real world: the roles of bio-inspiration and computational methodsKatja Mombaur Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany and University of Waterloo, Canada Contraction is All You Need in Robot Learning” Soon-Jo Chung California Institute of Technology, USA Sponsored by Technically Co-Sponsored By Organized by Copyright © Ubiquitous Robots 2024. Korea Robotics Society (KROS Reg No: 214-82-07990) • Address: #506, The Korea Science and Technology Center, 22, 7 gil, Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06130, Korea • Phone +82 054 434 3280 • Email:...