ANNOUNCE: Daily Registration Available: ReMAR 2009 at King's College London
Just Herder - 3ME
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ANNOUNCE: Daily Registration Available: ReMAR 2009 at King's College London
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Just Herder - 3ME
Date:
6/18/2009
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Dear Colleagues and Friends,
I am pleased to announce that daily registration is available for the
First ASME/IFToMM International Conference on Reconfigurable Mechanisms
and Robots (ReMAR 2009) to be held at Franklin-Wilkins Building of
King's College London on 22-24 June 2009. The website address is
www.remar2009.com
The conference will have 7 symposia and 23 sessions with 108
presentations from 24 countries and regions and over 130 delegates
(today's figure) being registered. 10 keynote speakers will present the
research and topics on reconfigurable mechanisms, origami-inspired
mechanisms, reconfigurable machines, reconfigurable robots, humanoid
robots and reconfigurable manufacturing systems. The speeches will no
doubt interest audience with their colorful background including current
development and future research direction and ancient Chinese
mechanisms. A reception will be held on Sunday and a banquet is to be
held on Monday night. On Tuesday we shall have award luncheon and
cruising at River Thames and touring and listening to the debates at
Houses of Parliaments. The conference shall conclude on Wednesday at
noon time. A colorful social event has also been arranged by our event
chair and the local arrangement team.
We generate hardcover books and CDROM proceedings. The Conference
selected 108 papers from 168 full paper submissions after the rigorous
peer-review process. Each paper has at least three reviewers to make the
recommendation and the acceptance rate is 64.3%. The final submissions
have also been carefully prepared by all the authors of the accepted
papers. These 108 papers are given from professionals who are working in
this leading field of reconfigurable mechanisms, machines, robots and
manufacturing systems.
The conference is sponsored by the ASME Control Group, Design Division
and Mechanisms and Robotics Committee, by the IFToMM (International
Federation of the Promotion of Mechanisms and Machines), and by the
Automation and Robotics Society of the IEEE, by the IMechE Mechatronics,
Informatics and Control Group. The opening session will have the opening
speech of the Principal and the deputy President of the IMechE.
We have the three-day registration and also daily registration rate if
you are interested in only part of the Conference and some specific
activities.
The conference is a high-level review of the past ten-year development
in reconfigurable mechanisms, machines, robots and manufacturing systems
and their applications to domestic use, production, health, rescue and
outer space exploration. In particular, the conference provides an
international forum for presenting and discussing new mechanisms and
robots developed in the past decade with their new properties of
changing topological structure, therefore the mobility and for
discussing their uses for domestic, hazardous, out-space and
manufacturing environments with adaptability and reconfiguration.
The conference also provides a forum to discuss the future direction of
research in this leading field in both academic and industrial
communities.
The 7 symposia and 23 sessions are listed as follows:
1. Reconfiguration Theory
1.1. Reconfiguration Principles and Reviews 1.2. Variable Geometry and
Characteristics 1.3. Reconfigurable Truss and Foldable Mechanisms
2. Reconfigurable Mechanism Topology and Design
2.1. Topology and Transformation
2.2. Synthesis Based on Reconfiguration Principles 2.3. Design of
Reconfigurable Mechanisms 2.4. Type Synthesis of Multiple Operational
Modes
3. Kinematics and Dynamics of Reconfigurable Mechanisms
3.1. Kinematic Analysis of Reconfigurable Mechanisms 3.2. Dynamic
Analysis of Reconfigurable Mechanisms 3.3. Force and Torque Modelling of
Reconfigurable Mechanisms
4. Bio-Reconfiguration Techniques and Biomedical Devices
4.1. Bio-Reconfiguration and Analysis
4.2. Biomedical Devices and Bio-Design
4.3. Bio-System
5. Origami-Inspired Reconfigurable Mechanisms
5.1. Artmimetic
5.2. Anatomy and Configuration
6. Analysis, Design and Control of Reconfigurable Robots
6.1. Modular Robots
6.2. Analysis and Design of Reconfigurable Robots 6.3. Metamorphic
Robots and Applications 6.4. Reconfigurable Parallel Mechanisms 6.5.
Control
7. Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems
7.1. Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems 7.2. Reconfigurable Fixtures
and Manufacturing Devices
Workshop 1 : Climbing and Modular Robots
Workshop 2: Automatic Feeding and Transmission
Best wishes,
Jian
Professor Jian S Dai
Chair in Mechanisms and Robotics
Head of Centre for Mechatronics and Manufacturing Systems
CEng, FIMechE, Cert(Ed)HE,
Division of Engineering
King's College London, University of London Strand, London WC2R 2LS,
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 7848 2321, Fax: +44 (0) 7848 2932
URL: www.kcl.ac.uk/cmms/jsd
I am pleased to announce that daily registration is available for the
First ASME/IFToMM International Conference on Reconfigurable Mechanisms
and Robots (ReMAR 2009) to be held at Franklin-Wilkins Building of
King's College London on 22-24 June 2009. The website address is
www.remar2009.com
The conference will have 7 symposia and 23 sessions with 108
presentations from 24 countries and regions and over 130 delegates
(today's figure) being registered. 10 keynote speakers will present the
research and topics on reconfigurable mechanisms, origami-inspired
mechanisms, reconfigurable machines, reconfigurable robots, humanoid
robots and reconfigurable manufacturing systems. The speeches will no
doubt interest audience with their colorful background including current
development and future research direction and ancient Chinese
mechanisms. A reception will be held on Sunday and a banquet is to be
held on Monday night. On Tuesday we shall have award luncheon and
cruising at River Thames and touring and listening to the debates at
Houses of Parliaments. The conference shall conclude on Wednesday at
noon time. A colorful social event has also been arranged by our event
chair and the local arrangement team.
We generate hardcover books and CDROM proceedings. The Conference
selected 108 papers from 168 full paper submissions after the rigorous
peer-review process. Each paper has at least three reviewers to make the
recommendation and the acceptance rate is 64.3%. The final submissions
have also been carefully prepared by all the authors of the accepted
papers. These 108 papers are given from professionals who are working in
this leading field of reconfigurable mechanisms, machines, robots and
manufacturing systems.
The conference is sponsored by the ASME Control Group, Design Division
and Mechanisms and Robotics Committee, by the IFToMM (International
Federation of the Promotion of Mechanisms and Machines), and by the
Automation and Robotics Society of the IEEE, by the IMechE Mechatronics,
Informatics and Control Group. The opening session will have the opening
speech of the Principal and the deputy President of the IMechE.
We have the three-day registration and also daily registration rate if
you are interested in only part of the Conference and some specific
activities.
The conference is a high-level review of the past ten-year development
in reconfigurable mechanisms, machines, robots and manufacturing systems
and their applications to domestic use, production, health, rescue and
outer space exploration. In particular, the conference provides an
international forum for presenting and discussing new mechanisms and
robots developed in the past decade with their new properties of
changing topological structure, therefore the mobility and for
discussing their uses for domestic, hazardous, out-space and
manufacturing environments with adaptability and reconfiguration.
The conference also provides a forum to discuss the future direction of
research in this leading field in both academic and industrial
communities.
The 7 symposia and 23 sessions are listed as follows:
1. Reconfiguration Theory
1.1. Reconfiguration Principles and Reviews 1.2. Variable Geometry and
Characteristics 1.3. Reconfigurable Truss and Foldable Mechanisms
2. Reconfigurable Mechanism Topology and Design
2.1. Topology and Transformation
2.2. Synthesis Based on Reconfiguration Principles 2.3. Design of
Reconfigurable Mechanisms 2.4. Type Synthesis of Multiple Operational
Modes
3. Kinematics and Dynamics of Reconfigurable Mechanisms
3.1. Kinematic Analysis of Reconfigurable Mechanisms 3.2. Dynamic
Analysis of Reconfigurable Mechanisms 3.3. Force and Torque Modelling of
Reconfigurable Mechanisms
4. Bio-Reconfiguration Techniques and Biomedical Devices
4.1. Bio-Reconfiguration and Analysis
4.2. Biomedical Devices and Bio-Design
4.3. Bio-System
5. Origami-Inspired Reconfigurable Mechanisms
5.1. Artmimetic
5.2. Anatomy and Configuration
6. Analysis, Design and Control of Reconfigurable Robots
6.1. Modular Robots
6.2. Analysis and Design of Reconfigurable Robots 6.3. Metamorphic
Robots and Applications 6.4. Reconfigurable Parallel Mechanisms 6.5.
Control
7. Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems
7.1. Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems 7.2. Reconfigurable Fixtures
and Manufacturing Devices
Workshop 1 : Climbing and Modular Robots
Workshop 2: Automatic Feeding and Transmission
Best wishes,
Jian
Professor Jian S Dai
Chair in Mechanisms and Robotics
Head of Centre for Mechatronics and Manufacturing Systems
CEng, FIMechE, Cert(Ed)HE,
Division of Engineering
King's College London, University of London Strand, London WC2R 2LS,
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 7848 2321, Fax: +44 (0) 7848 2932
URL: www.kcl.ac.uk/cmms/jsd
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