ACM/IEEE HRI Conference Submission Strategist

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Evaluates manuscript fit, evidence requirements, and framing strategies for the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction.

The ACM/IEEE HRI Conference Submission Strategist is designed to help researchers calibrate their academic manuscripts for the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction. It provides deep domain insights to evaluate paper positioning, user-study rigor, and interaction contributions, distinguishing HRI requirements from sibling venues like CoRL, RO-MAN, ICRA, and RSS. This skill diagnoses evidence gaps, flags potential desk-reject triggers (such as simulation-only studies or anonymity violations), assists in conference routing, and outlines structured rebuttal postures to maximize acceptance chances.

主な機能

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02Evaluates manuscript scope and narrative alignment specifically for ACM/IEEE HRI
03Provides sibling venue differentiation and intelligent paper re-routing recommendations
04Generates standardized conference-fit assessments and structured rebuttal strategies
05Identifies critical empirical gaps in human studies, robotic hardware, and baseline evaluations
06Flags common desk-reject pitfalls including anonymity, formatting, and submission compliance issues

ユースケース

01Deciding whether a manuscript belongs at HRI, CoRL, RO-MAN, IROS, or RSS based on contribution type
02Performing a pre-submission review check to catch desk-reject risks and missing empirical validations
03Reframing an arXiv preprint, journal paper, or robotics thesis into a high-impact HRI conference paper