Early-bird rates available until May 31, 2026

The conference will bring together scientists, engineers, and researchers from academia and industry to discuss the future of intelligent machines. It will provide a forum to examine the integration of physical and core robotic intelligence, and to consider advances in the perception, control, and autonomy of such systems, ultimately supporting the development of adaptive, embodied agents that are both capable and trustworthy.

Sessions will explore:

• The full spectrum of Autonomous Robotics, from the foundations of embodied intelligence, neuromorphic intelligence, and physical AI, to data-driven learning, perception, and manipulation
• Application-driven research in field robotics, addressing robust autonomy in unstructured, resource-constrained, and safety-critical environments.
• Humanoids and dexterous manipulation, where robotic autonomy enhances physical and perceptual interaction, and human-centred robotics, where assistive and collaborative systems integrate safety, adaptability, and social intelligence.

Keynote speakers:

Steven H. Collins Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering Stanford University (California, USA)	Aude Billard Professor, Learning Algorithms and Systems Laboratory EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland)
Sami Haddadin Vice President Of Research  and Professor of Robotics Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (Abu Dhabi, UAE)	In-So Kweon Professor, Robotics and Computer Vision Lab KAIST (Daejeon, South Korea)