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Monday (October 17)

11.00-13.00	Registration (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
13.00-13.15	Welcome (Auditorium A)
	Session 1: Methodological Issues I Auditorium B	Workshop 1: Artificial Empathy Seminar Room A
13.15-13.45	Kerstin Fischer: Robots as Confederates	Franco Molteni: Wearable Robotics and Gait Training after Stroke
13.45-14.15	Raya Jones: "If It's Not Broken, Don't Fix It?"	Nadia Berthouze: Affective Body Expression
14.15-14.45	Johanna Seibt: Integrative Social Robotics	Antonio Chella: Robots as Empathic Mediators
14.45-15.15	Coffee Break
	Session 2: Ethical Tasks and Implications I Auditorium B	Workshop 1: Artificial Empathy (continued) Seminar Room A
15.15-15.45	Arto Laitinen et al: Social Robotics, Elderly Care, and Human Dignity	Lola Cañamero: Empathy and Embodied Affect in Autonomous Robots
15.45-16.15	Raul Hakli and Pekka Mäkelä: Robots, Autonomy, and Responsibility	Discussion
16.15-16.45	Nolen Gertz: The Master/iSlave Dialectic
16.45-17.15	Reception
17.15.-18.45	Plenary 1: Noel Sharkey Auditorium A

Tuesday (October 18)

08.30-09.00	Registration (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
09.00-10.20	Plenary 2: Christoph Bartneck Auditorium A
10.20-10.40	Coffee Break (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
10.40-12.00	Plenary 3: Mark Coeckelbergh Auditorium A
12.00-13.00	Lunch (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
	Session 3: Emotions in Human Robot Interactions Auditorium B		Workshop 3: Human-Robot Joint Action Auditorium C		Workshop 2: Co-Designing Child-Robot Interactions Seminar Room A
13.00-13.30	Jaana Parviainen et al: Motions with Emotions?	13.30-13.40	Introduction (Aurélie Clodic)	13.00-13.15	Introduction (The Center for Children’s Speculative Design)
13.30-14.00	Eduard Fosch-Villaronga et al: An Interdisciplinary Approach towards a Better Cognitive Human-Robot Interaction	13.40-14.05	Francesca Bonalumi: Psychological Foundations of Commitment	13.15-14.00	Victor van den Bergh, David Robert, and Nadezdha Zilberman: Speculative Co-Design of Robots
14.00-14.30	Maike Klein: Can Artificial Systems Have Genuine Emotions?	14.05-14.30	Raja Chatila: Human-Robot Interaction	14.00-14.30	Franziska Kirstein and Rikke Risager: Experiences from Long-Term Implementation of Social Robots in Danish Educational Institutions
14.30-15.00	Coffee Break (Conference Foyer)
	Session 4: Education, Art, and Innovation Auditorium B		Workshop 3: Human-Robot Joint Action (continued) Auditorium C		Workshop 2: Co-Designing Child-Robot Interactions (continued) Seminar Room A
15.00-15.30	Eduard Fosch-Villaronga: Robot Enhancement of Human Capabilities	15.00-15.25	Aurélie Clodic and Rachid Alami: Commitment Management in Human-Robot Joint Action	15.00-16.30	Group activity: Group Roboethics Imaginative Exercise using artwork from the Children’s Imagined Robots exhibition
15.30-16.00	Bojana Romic: “Are You Talkin' to Me?”	15.25-15.50	John Michael: The Sense of Commitment in Human-Robot Interaction
16.00-16.30	Sofia Serholt et al: Students' Normative Perspectives on Classroom Robots	15.50-16.15	Henry Powell: Commitment, Cooperation and Coordination in HRI
		16.15-16.30	Panel Discussion
16.30-17.00	Reception (Conference Foyer)
17.00-18.20	Plenary 4: John P. Sullins Auditorium A
19.00-20.00	Reception at the Mayor's House of Aarhus

Wednesday (October 19)

08.30-09.00	Registration (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
09.00-10.20	Plenary 5: Selmer Bringsjord Auditorium A
10.20-10.40	Coffee Break (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
10.40-12.00	Plenary 6: Jennifer Robertson Auditorium A
12.00-13.00	Lunch (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
	Session 5: Artificial Meaning and Rationality Auditorium B	Session 7: Methodological Issues II Auditorium C		Workshop 4: Robots in the Wild Seminar Room A
13.00-13.30	talk canceled--free for individual meetings Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen: What Your Computer Still Can't Know	Elizabeth Jochum and Damith Herath: Robot Choreography	13.00-13.10	Cathrine Hasse: Welcome and Introduction
13.30-14.00	talk canceled--free for individual meetings S.M. Amadae: Computation of Rational Action	Glenda Hannibal: Bringing the Notion of Everyday Life Back to the Center of Social Robotics and HRI	13.10-13.30	Christina Leeson: Did You Forget Your Feet at Home?
14.00-14.30	talk moved to Thursday 14:00-14:30 free for individual meetings Martin M. Bentzen: The Principle of Double Effect Applied to Ethical Dilemmas of Social Robots	Luis de Miranda et al: We, Anthrobot	13.30-13.50	Lasse Blond: Travelling Robots and Their Cultural Baggage
			13.50-14.10	Birgitte Halle and Michelle Nielsen: Practical Experience by Using Robots
			14.10-14.30	Discussion and demonstration of the robots Nao and RETRAINER
14.30-15.00	Coffee Break (Conference Foyer)
	Session 6: Realizing Value-Oriented Design Auditorium B	Session 7: Methodological Issues II (continued) Auditorium C		Workshop 4: Robots in the Wild (continued) Seminar Room A
15.00-15.30	Raja Chatila and John C. Havens: Values By Design	Malene Damholdt et al: A Generic Scale for Assessment of Attitudes towards Social Robots	15.00-15.20	Mia Krogager Mathiasen: A Preview of Parenthood
15.30-16.00	Raja Chatila and John C. Havens: Values By Design (continued)	Sara Ljungblad et al: Are we Really Addressing the Human in Human-Robot Interaction?	15.20-15.50	Maja Hojer Bruun: A Place for Robots in Health Care Sociality?
16.00-16.30	Discussion	Lars C. Jensen: Using Language Games to Assess Engagement	15.50-16.10	Cathrine Hasse: Robot Learning
			16.10-16.30	Discussion and demonstration of the robots Nao and RETRAINER
16.30-16.50	Reception (Conference Foyer, Building 1441)
16.50.-18.10	Plenary 7: Kathleen Richardson Auditorium A
19.00-22.30	Conference Dinner at the AROS Museum Restaurant. Approximately 21:00-21:20 Performance of "Solaris Korrigeret" by actress Grethe Mo (Univ. of Agder, Norway)