Info
- When:
- Venue: Gazometro Ostiense, Rome, Italy
- Room: Sala Caravaggio (Floor 0, Building F)
- Conference Link: I-RIM 3D 2025
- Submission Deadline: September 23, 2025
17 October 2025
The workshop will explore the past, present, and future of human-robot collaboration, focusing on how robots can act not just as programmable agents, but as intelligent partners able to understand, anticipate, and adapt to human behavior in dynamic and unstructured environments. This vision raises fundamental challenges in planning, learning, and control, and requires new strategies to ensure safety while fostering trust, shared goals, and mutual understanding. Through keynote talks, poster pitches (with poster session), and open discussions, the workshop will highlight recent advances toward flexible, human-aware robotic systems.
These topics are gaining increasing relevance within the emerging paradigm of Industry 5.0, where humans are placed at the center and robots are designed to act as capable, trustworthy assistants.
We invite submissions of extended abstracts to the workshop. Please make sure to clearly specify the title of our workshop when submitting. Submission must be done via the following link: EasyChair – I-RIM 3D 2025 . For more details about the call for extended abstracts of the conference, please see: I-RIM 3D 2025 Call for Extended Abstracts . Submission Deadline: September 23, 2025.
| Authors | Title |
|---|---|
| Federico Lozer, Lorenzo Scalera, Alessandro Gasparetto, and Mathias Brandstotter | Achieving Human-Like Movements with Neural Network-Based Planner in Collaborative Robotics |
| Matteo Nini, Andrea Pupa, Cristian Secchi, Cesare Fantuzzi, and Federica Ferraguti | Energy-Aware Admittance Control for Human-Robot Interaction |
| Federico Parma, Cesare Tonola, and Manuel Beschi | Motion Execution Algorithm for Smooth Dynamic Replanning in HRC |
| Michele Ferrari and Manuel Beschi | Human Motion Prediction using Interacting Multiple Model Filtering enhanced by a Kinematic Model |
| Christian Cella, Marco Faroni, Andrea Zanchettin, and Paolo Rocco | Digital Model-Based Optimization of Mobile Manipulators for Human-Robot Collaborative Tasks |
| Marco Baracca, Gianmarco Cei, Giulia Pagnanelli, and Matteo Bianchi | Grasping Moving Objects through Human-Like Motions |
| Giulia D'Addato, Luigi Palopoli, and Daniele Fontanelli | Sequential Control of Attention and Opinion Dynamics in Human–Robot Systems |
| Enrico Saccon, Kuba Di Quattro, Edoardo Lamon, Matteo Saveriano, Paola Quaglia, Marco Roveri, and Luigi Palopoli | Planning with Natural Language for Task-Oriented Robots |
| Songqun Gao, Elena Basei, Marco Roveri, Luigi Palopoli, and Daniele Fontanelli | Trajectory-Safe Orienteering for Human-Robot Shared Environments |
Technical University of Munich – MIRMI
"Defining the tactility of robots – the basic step towards inherently safe robotics"
UniversitĂ di Trento
"Energy-Aware Learning-Control for Human-Robot Collaboration"
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
"Safety control for an effective human robot collaboration"
University of Genova
Hierarchical and recursive reasoning approaches for human-robot collaboration
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) STIIMA Institute
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) STIIMA Institute
Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia Human-Robot Interfaces and Interaction Laboratory
UniversitĂ di Modena e Reggio Emilia Automation, Robotics and System Control (ARS Group)
| Start | End | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15:00 | 15:18 | Robin Kirschner | Defining the tactility of robots – the basic step towards inherently safe robotics |
| 15:18 | 15:36 | Marco Faroni | Safery-aware decision making for human robot collaboration |
| 15:36 | 15:54 | Matteo Saveriano | Energy-Aware Learning-Control for Human-Robot Collaboration |
| 15:54 | 16:12 | Cristian Secchi | Safety control for an effective human robot collaboration |
| 16:12 | 16:30 | Fulvio Mastrogiovanni | Hierarchical and recursive reasoning approaches for human-robot collaboration |
Location: Sala Caravaggio (both presentation and poster)