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Robotics: Science & Systems 2020 Corvallis, Oregon, USA
The RSS community is committed to increasing the participation of groups traditionally underrepresented in robotics (including but not limited to: women, LGBTQ+, underrepresented minorities, and people with disabilities), especially people early in their studies and career. Such efforts are crucial for increasing research capacity, creativity, and broadening the impact of robotics research.
The RSS community is committed to increasing the participation of groups traditionally underrepresented in robotics (including but not limited to: women, LGBTQ+, underrepresented minorities, and people with disabilities), especially people early in their studies and career. Such efforts are crucial for increasing research capacity, creativity, and broadening the impact of robotics research.
To that end, Inclusion @ RSS will be an integral part of RSS that will focus on programs that increase and sustain a broader participation in the robotics research community. Component programs will range from co-located events to sponsored activities during the main conference.
To that end, Inclusion @ RSS will be an integral part of RSS that will focus on programs that increase and sustain a broader participation in the robotics research community. Component programs will range from co-located events to sponsored activities during the main conference.
The primary focus of the 2020 Inclusion@RSS will be to increase the number of new conference participants. Comprehensive travel support will be awarded to selected BSc, MSc, and first and second year PhD students. Priority will be given to students who have not previously attended RSS and/or are new to the robotics research community.
The primary focus of the 2020 Inclusion@RSS will be to increase the number of new conference participants. Comprehensive travel support will be awarded to selected BSc, MSc, and first and second year PhD students. Priority will be given to students who have not previously attended RSS and/or are new to the robotics research community.
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We are so grateful for the generous support we received from Toyota Research Institute for providing funding and support for our inclusion participant. Special thank to TRI' s researchers who volunteered to be life mentors for our inclusion 2020 participants. RSS inclusion is supposed to be obsolete in the long -term, we believe that our 2020 participants are going to be the leaders of the robotics field, our goal is to move from diversity to inclusion on personal and intellectual levels. At the end, we hope we one fabric of robotics community society.
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