March 9 (Mon)
	Room5211
9:00-9:15	Opening
9:15-10:15	Plenary Session (1): Prof. Nobuyuki Matsui (Chubu University, Japan) Sophisticated Control Systems by a Fusion of Hardware and Control Theory
Break
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10:45-11:30	Tutorial (1): Prof. Francesco Biral (University of trento) A tutorial on Optimal Control Methods for off-line and on-line applications			Tutorial (2): Prof.Marcel Heertjes (Eindhoven University of Technology) Variable gains in motion control of wafer scanners
Lunch
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13:00-15:00	IS7: High Precision Motion Control	IS3-1: Sensing Application for Human Assistive Systems (1)	TT7: Network-Based Control Systems and Its Applications		TT8: Medical and Welfare Applications	TT5-1: Mobile Robot (1)
Break
15:30-17:30	IS2: New Possibilities of Control Technologies toward Industrial Applications	IS3-2: Sensing Application for Human Assistive Systems (2)	TT2: Advanced Actuation Techniques		TT3-1: High Precision Control	TT6-1: Data Acquisition and Reproduction for Real-World Haptics
Banquet
March 10 (Tue)
	Room5211
9:00-10:00	Plenary Session (2): Prof. Roberto Oboe (University of Padova, Italy) Use of MEMS inertial sensors for performance improvement of low-cost motion control systems
Break
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10:15-12:15	IS1: Optimization Benchmark Problems for Industrial Applications	IS6: Haptics and Its Related Technologies	TT3-2: Advanced Control Theory and Industrial Applications		TT5-2: Mobile Robot (2)
Lunch
13:15-15:15	IS5: Bio-inspired Motion Control for Human Assistive Systems	TT1-1: Advanced Signal Processing and Sensing Techniques	TT4-1: Motion and Energy Control of Mobility		TT6-2: Real-World Haptics and Its Applications	13:00-14:50 Video Session
						14:50-15:30 Poster Session
Break
15:30-17:00	IS4: Emerging Technologies in Motion Control	TT1-2: Vision Sensing and Applications	TT4-2: Advanced Power Electronics and Control of Automotive and Motors.		TT5-3: Force Control and Its Application