The NeuTouch ITN aims at improving artificial tactile systems, by training a new generation of researchers that study how human and animal’s tactile systems work, develop a new type of technology that is based on the same principles, and use this technology for building robots that can help humans in daily tasks and artific
Prospective participants are required to submit an extended abstract (maximum 2 pages in length), but videos are also welcome!
All submissions will be reviewed using a single-blind review process. Accepted contributions will be presented during the workshop as posters.Submissions must be sent in pdf, following the IEEE conference style (two-columns), to:
The NeuTouch ITN aims at improving artificial tactile systems, by training a new generation of researchers that study how human and animal’s tactile systems work, develop a new type of technology that is based on the same principles, and use this technology for building robots that can help humans in daily tasks and artific