We invite researchers to submit their contributions to the half-day workshop Movement Matters: A Turing Test for Robot Interaction (MoMa), which will be held as part of RO-MAN 2025, in August (date to be announced soon) in Eindhoven, Netherlands This workshop examines how the Turing Test can be extended beyond language-based interaction to evaluate robotic intelligence through movement. The focus is on how physical behavior, such as navigation, approach strategies, and motion dynamics, can function as a basis for assessing agency, intentionality, and human-likeness in robots. We welcome submissions that investigate the role of non-verbal behavior in shaping user perception and that propose theoretical, empirical, or design-based approaches to movement as a testable dimension of intelligence. We also invite contributions from researchers working on reinterpretations of the Turing Test, embodied interaction, and the relationship between motion and perceived intelligence in artificial agents. Important Dates: Paper submission: July 14, 2025 Submission Guidelines: Papers should be up to 4 pages including an abstract of up to 300 words. They should be submitted through the submission portal. Accepted papers will result in a poster presentation. [Go to the Submission Portal] (https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=moma2025) Website: https://activeself.de/movement-matters/ Topics of Interest Key topics covered include but not limited to: Turing Test in Robotics Impact of Robotic Movement on Human Perceptions of Safety, Comfort, and Collaboration Extensions of the Turing Test to Non-Verbal Robotic Behaviors Evaluating "Human-Likeness" in Robotic Movements Movement Patterns in Social and Task-Oriented Interactions Developing Metrics for Naturalness and Adaptability in Robotic Behavior Computational Models of Motor Behavior with Implementation and Validation in Robot Platforms Adaptive Movement Strategies for Robots in Human-Interactive Environments Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Interpreting Robotic Movement Behaviors Invited Speakers Dr. Pablo Lanillos Prof. Agnieszka Wykowska Prof. Minha Lee Organizers Kristina Nikolovska, Constructor University, Germany Jan Pohl, Dresden University of Technology, Germany Anna Lena Lange, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany Doris Pischedda, University of Pavia, Italy Dimosthenis Kontogiorgos, Massachusetts Insstitute of Technology, USA Francesco Maurelli, Constructor University, Germany Verena V. Hafner, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany Please reach out to us at moma2025@easychair.org with any questions or inquiries. We look forward to your submissions and to engaging discussions at the workshop!