Technical Tracks
Submissions are invited in, but not limited to, the following nine tracks. Each track is led by a national Track Chair and an international Co-Chair.
Agentic AI and Autonomous Decision-Making
Architectures and algorithms for autonomous goal-directed agents: planning, tool use, memory, reflection, LLM/foundation-model-driven agents, decision-making under uncertainty, and the transition from language reasoning to grounded action.
Scope & topicsMulti-Agent Systems and Collaborative Intelligence
Coordination, negotiation, communication and emergent behaviour among multiple autonomous entities — software agents, robot teams, vehicle fleets and mixed human–agent teams.
Scope & topicsPhysical AI and Embodied Intelligence
Learning and reasoning where the agent has a body: perception–action loops, sim-to-real transfer, world models, manipulation, locomotion, and vision-language-action models.
Scope & topicsRobotics and Intelligent Machines
Robot systems engineering: mechanisms, control, SLAM and navigation, human–robot interaction, cobots, and robot software architecture.
Scope & topicsAutonomous Vehicles, Drones and Intelligent Mobility
Perception, planning, control, connectivity and validation for ground, aerial and marine autonomous vehicles, and the mobility systems around them.
Scope & topicsIndustrial Autonomous Systems and Industry 5.0
Autonomy in production: human-centric manufacturing, adaptive process control, predictive maintenance, industrial agents, and resilient/sustainable operations.
Scope & topicsDigital Twins and Cyber-Physical Systems
Models that mirror and steer physical assets: twin architectures, simulation-in-the-loop, CPS design and verification, and twin-based autonomy.
Scope & topicsEdge AI, AIoT and Distributed Intelligence
Making autonomy run where the physics is: efficient on-device inference, edge–cloud orchestration, federated and privacy-preserving learning, and sensing infrastructure.
Scope & topicsTrustworthy, Explainable and Safe Autonomous AI
The assurance layer: safety, security, explainability, robustness, fairness, governance, standards and law for systems that act physically.
Scope & topicsNot limited to these tracks
Work that connects to physical action, embodiment or real-world deployment is welcome even if it does not fit one track exactly. Application-heavy submissions (agriculture, healthcare, energy, smart cities, defence, education) go to the closest domain track and are tagged Applied; if volume justifies it, a Special Session is created.
Propose a special session
Title, 300-word scope, organiser bios and a commitment to bring at least six submissions. Proposals close 30 November 2026. Details →