2025 ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction

Deadline: March 04, 2025

Program Starts: March 04, 2025

Program Ends: March 06, 2025

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  • Australia
HRI2025 will take place at the Melbourne Convention Center!

Overview

We are excited to announce the 20th Annual ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human Robot Interaction (HRI). HRI 2025 is the 20th annual conference for basic and applied HRI research. Researchers from across the world present their best work to HRI to exchange ideas about the
theory, technology, data, and science furthering the state-of-the-art in the field.

Details

The conference theme for HRI 2025 is “HRI in the real world” and will focus on key HRI theories, designs, studies, systems, and technical advances that aim to bring HRI out of the lab and into everyday life. We encourage the community to consider what it means to do HRI in practice, and ways to bring it into the mainstream.

There are many ways to participate in HRI 2025, including full papers, late breaking reports, demos, videos, workshops and our new robot challenge. There are many opportunities particularly for students and those new to the field to be involved, including via volunteering and participating in mentoring workshops.

The conference will be held from March 04-06, 2025 at the Melbourne Convention Center, Australia. We aim to have it be a hybrid conference, with opportunities to participate both in person and online. We will post additional details as the conference date nears.

We look forward to seeing you in March!

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Deadline: March 04, 2025

Program starts:

March 04, 2025

Program ends:

March 06, 2025

Program Starts: March 04, 2025

Program Ends: March 06, 2025


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