Two-Stage Vision-Based Fuzzy Control of a Mecanum-Wheel Mobile Robot for Approaching a Descending Balloon
Zeqian Lin (Kogakuin University)*; Kanta Tachibana (Kogakuin University)
14:20–14:40Paper ID: 296Full paper
Conceptual Blending with Human-Centric Conflict Resolution
Christiaan Venter (University of Alberta); Marek Reformat (University of Alberta)*
14:40–14:55Paper ID: 300Late Breaking
Fuzzy Modeling of Windfoil Sailing-Performance Symmetry for GNSS-Only Wind-Axis Estimation
Go Fukino (Kogakuin University)*; Kanta Tachibana (Kogakuin University)
14:55–15:10Paper ID: 218Abstract-only paper
Interpretable evolving fuzzy rule base construction with Adaptive Resonance Theory
Iosu Rodriguez-Martinez (Universidad P?blica de Navarra)*; Javier Fumanal-Idocin (University of Essex); Naoki Masuyama (Osaka Metropolitan University); Yusuke Nojima (Osaka Metropolitan University); Javier Andreu-Perez (University of Essex)
15:10–15:30Paper ID: 143Full paper
Neuro-Fuzzy Concept Bottleneck Models for Human-Centric Intervention
Kaaustaaub Shankar (Cybernetic Intelligence)*; Lynn Pickering (Osaka Metropolitan University); Jared Burton (University of Cincinnati); Wilhelm Louw (University of Cincinnati); Kelly Cohen (University of Cincinnati)
15:30–15:45Paper ID: 234Late Breaking
Fuzzy-Control-Aware Driving Log Visualization for Autonomous Racing Simulator Hackathons
Presentations finish at 15:45. The scheduled session ends at 16:00.
Full paper: 15 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Short, abstract-only and late breaking papers: 10 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Speakers should bring their own laptop; presentation PCs are not provided.