Hello, and thank you for visiting the homepage of the Korean Robotics Society.
The Korean Robotics Society was established on September 9, 2003, with the aim of promoting academic and technological exchanges related to robotics engineering domestically and internationally, fostering academic activities, contributing to the development of industrial technology, and promoting fellowship among members.
The society covers most engineering fields related to robotics, including mechanical, electrical and electronic, industrial, software engineering, and artificial intelligence, and also addresses non-engineering fields such as design, ethics, and entertainment. It is a leading professional society representing robotics in South Korea.
In particular, we operate 16 technical committees and 5 domestic and international branches to support diverse activities of our members domestically and internationally by forming a strong network connecting universities, research institutes, and companies.
The 19th Korean Robotics Conference was successfully held in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province, with approximately 1,600 participants on February 21.
The 21st Ubiquitous Robotics International Conference is scheduled to be held in New York, USA on June 24. Additionally, we run Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Summer/Winter Schools during summer and winter vacations.
We are currently undergoing improvements to our homepage and plan to launch regular English homepage services soon. We apologize for any inconvenience. For inquiries, please contact us at [
kros@kros.org], and our office is located at 506, Korea Science and Technology Hall, 22, Teheran-ro 7-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
Dr. Hyun Taek Choi, President of KROS
Call for Proposals: 2027 International Conference on Ubiquitous Robots
The Korea Robotics Society (KROS) is pleased to announce the call for proposals for the 2027 International Conference on Ubiquitous Robots.
Since its establishment in 2004, the Ubiquitous Robots conference has emerged as a premier mid-sized event in the field of robotics. Bringing together esteemed researchers worldwide, the conference envisions a future where robots seamlessly integrate into our daily lives, fostering human connections and empowerment. For a glimpse of past conferences, please visit [
https://2024.ubiquitousrobots.org/history-of-the-ur/].
Submission Guidelines:
To submit a proposal, please send a Letter of Intent (LOI) by May 24, 2024 to
kros@kros.org. The LOI should include essential details such as conference dates, location, venue, key organizing team members and their roles. Additionally, provide a compelling rationale for hosting UR2027, outlining your main objectives, future goals, and past experience with Ubiquitous Robots conferences.
Review Process:
The submitted LOIs will undergo a thorough review by the UR Steering Committee to select the final proposing teams.
Final Proposal Presentation:
Selected finalists will be invited to develop full proposals and present them at the Steering Committee meeting during the 2024 UR conference, scheduled for June 24-27 in New York, USA. Online presentations may be accommodated if necessary.
Inquiries:
For any inquiries regarding the UR 2027 proposal submission process, please contact us at
kros@kros.org.