IWRS 2020

International Workshop on Robot Security

Chair of the Workshop: Xin Jin (Beijing Electronic Science and Technology Institute, P.R. China)

Program Committee:
Xinyu Xing (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
Bin Zhou (Beihang University, P.R. China)
Dongqing Zou (SenseTime Research, P.R. China)
Zhenzhong Liu (Tantan Co. Ltd., P.R. China)
Hongyu Wu (Beihang University, P.R. China)

Robots will be the next big thing. Great progress has be seen in the robot community both in academy and industry. However, when the intelligent robots go into every family, the security issue should be taken into consideration. The home robots contain smart speakers, smart cameras, education robots, housework robots etc. These robots have ears, eyes and arms. The user data are always sent to the cloud servers for processing. The privacy of the users may be leaked by the robot ears and eyes. The human may be hurt by the robot arms or the robot itself. Nowadays, plenty of deep neural networks (DNNs) are embedded into robots to enhance the ability of perception of the real world surrounded. However, the attack methods on DNNs are increasing, which may let the robots make wrong decision. Thus, the privacy-preserving issues and the defense on the DNNs attacks are the two main topics of this workshop.

The topics of the Robot Security include but not limited to the followings:

Privacy-preserving Computing for Robots
Blind Computing for Robots
Secure Multi-party Computing for Robots
Secret Sharing for Multi-robot systems
Homomorphic Encryption for Robots
Symmetric Encryption for Robot systems
Public key System for Robots
Attack and Defense on Speech Recognition
Attack and Defense on Image Recognition
Attack and Defense on Face Recognition
Attack and Defense on Intelligent Video Surveillance
Attack and Defense on Gait Recognition
Attack and Defense on Activity/Event Recognition
Attack and Defense on RGBD Data Recognition
Physical Security of Robots
Cloud Computing Security for Robots
Active Defense of Robots

Please note that paper length is 4-6 pages, and the review process will be double-blind.

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Important dates

Full Paper Submission deadline
30 July 2020
Notification deadline
30 August 2020
Camera-ready deadline
20 September 2020
Start of Conference
21 November 2020
End of Conference
22 November 2020