Second International Workshop on Worker-Robot Relations - Transdisciplinary Conversations with Workers About Sustainable Futures of Work

This full-day workshop is dedicated to mapping and building a community toward shaping sustainable futures of robot-assisted work, with and for workers. The program encompasses lightning keynotes from HRI experts, talks from selected participants bringing case studies, and a hands-on mapping activity for understanding the landscape of robotics innovation at work - in order to foster knowledge exchange and learning. The workshop culminates in a facilitated conversation with workers and managers from a particular case study, providing real-world insights into the challenges, complexities and opportunities for our HRI community in shaping the future of work. With this rich set of activities, the program aims to bridge the gap between academics and practitioners, and to promote a holistic understanding of our roles in shaping the future of work, with particular attention to systemic challenges and value-driven approaches. The workshop will conclude with a synthesis of key takeaways and potential directions for future research and community building.

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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/hri61500.2025.10973962
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Digital Economy and Work Transformation
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This full-day workshop is dedicated to mapping and building a community toward shaping sustainable futures of robot-assisted work, with and for workers. The program encompasses lightning keynotes from HRI experts, talks from selected participants bringing case studies, and a hands-on mapping activity for understanding the landscape of robotics innovation at work - in order to foster knowledge exchange and learning. The workshop culminates in a facilitated conversation with workers and managers from a particular case study, providing real-world insights into the challenges, complexities and opportunities for our HRI community in shaping the future of work. With this rich set of activities, the program aims to bridge the gap between academics and practitioners, and to promote a holistic understanding of our roles in shaping the future of work, with particular attention to systemic challenges and value-driven approaches. The workshop will conclude with a synthesis of key takeaways and potential directions for future research and community building.

The University of Melbourne (AU), Politecnico di Torino (IT), University of Twente (NL), Delft University of Technology (NL)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Digital Economy and Work Transformation
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