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20 - 22 October, 2025 - Marbella, Spain

Within the 22nd International Conference on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics - ICINCO 2025

CO-CHAIRS

	Juan Corrales University of Santiago de Compostela Spain
Brief Bio Dr. Corrales, earned his PhD in 2011 from the University of Alicante, focusing on human-robot interaction (HRI) for collaborative assembly and robotic hand motion planning. His early research was validated through national research projects. Following his PhD, he joined the ISIR lab in Paris, contributing to the European FP7 HANDLE project on dexterous robotic manipulation. In 2014, he obtained an associate professor position at IFMA (now SIGMA Clermont) and the Institut Pascal lab. He continued to advance his core research in HRI strategies, particularly force-controlled robotic arms for human assistance, and multi-modal control (vision and tactile) of robot hands for handling deformable objects. His involvement extended to significant projects, including the industrial FUI Aerostrip project on stripping airplane components and the European H2020 Bots2Rec project, which focused on mobile manipulators for asbestos removal. He also technically managed two European projects: H2020 SoftManBot and SUDOE Commandia, both centered on controlling mobile manipulators for collaboratively handling deformable objects in industrial settings like footwear, toys, tires, and clothing manufacturing. In 2021, Corrales returned to Spain as a senior distinguished researcher at the University of Santiago de Compostela and CiTIUS lab, funded by the "Beatriz Galindo" Program, and became an associate professor in 2025. He continues to teach robotics and is currently the Principal Investigator (PI) at USC for the SUDOE ROBOTA project (2024-2026). This project's primary goal is to enable robots to learn complex manipulative tasks, such as toy demolding, assembly, meat cutting, and fruit packaging, directly from human demonstrations.

	Pedro Dinis Gaspar University of Beira Interior, Faculty of Engineering Portugal
Brief Bio Pedro Dinis Gaspar has a Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is an Associate Professor with Habilitation in the Department of Electromechanical Engineering of the University of Beira Interior (UBI), Portugal. He is an integrated researcher at the R&D Centre for Mechanics and Aerospace Science and Technologies (C-MAST). He is the coordinator of Laboratory of Innovation and Technologies in Sustainability (LITecS). He is the coordinator of the course of M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering and Management. He is the professor in charge or assisted than more 15 curricular units of M.Sc. and undergraduate courses. Currently, he teaches curricular units such as Air Conditioning and Industrial Refrigeration, Industrial Robotics, Industrial Automation, and Decision-Support Methods. His main research interests are related to Heat Transfer (Refrigeration and Air conditioning); Energy Efficiency; Sustainability; Computational Fluid Dynamics; Industrial Engineering and Management; Automation; Robotics, Control Systems, and Embedded Systems applied to agricultural activities. He has participated/coordinated several national and international research projects as well as R&D&I contracts with industry, mostly related to energy efficiency and energy conservation systems, and automatic systems (robotics and automated systems) for agricultural and agroindustry tasks and activities. He has supervised several Ph.D. Thesis (8) and M.Sc. Dissertations (53). He has authored or co-authored more than 200 papers in refereed book chapters, journals, and conference proceedings, and he is co-author of 6 patents. He was the editor of the two handbooks concerning refrigeration systems and technologies. He has also been involved in the organization of several national and international scientific events.

	Chedli Bouzgarrou Sigma-Clermont France
Brief Bio Chedli Bouzgarrou studied Mechanical Engineering at the National Graduate School of “Arts et Métiers”-ParisTech (1995-1998). He obtained a PhD in mechanical engineering in 2001 at the University Clermont-Auvergne. His dissertation dealt with the design and modelling of a machine tool for UTGV (ultra-high-speed machining). In 2003 he obtained a permanent position as associate professor in the public Graduate School of Mechanical Engineering ‘Institut Français de Mécanique Avancée’ (IFMA, renamed as SIGMA Clermont in 2016) and to research in the ‘Institut Pascal’ lab. He became a full professor in 2019. He further developed his research in several fields of robotics: control of mobile manipulators, high-speed manipulators, cable-driven robtots and modelling of deformable objects for their robotic manipulation.

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