Call for abstracts / AIRCN'26
People
Ideas
Technology
A safer
tomorrow
AIRCN'26 runs a call for abstracts only, with no full papers. Submit an abstract presenting an original contribution: accepted abstracts are presented at the symposium and published in the book of abstracts.
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Abstracts must present original work that is not published or under review elsewhere.
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Written in English, following the abstract template.
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Double-blind review: remove author names, affiliations and identifying acknowledgements from the PDF.
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At least two reviews per abstract; similarity checks apply and excessive overlap leads to rejection.
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Use of generative AI tools must be disclosed; authors remain responsible for the content.
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At least one author of each accepted abstract must register and present the work, in person or online.
The abstract template link will be announced here.
Artificial Intelligence
Methods, applications and societal impact of learning systems.
- Machine and deep learning, TinyML, edge AI
- Computer vision, image and video analysis
- NLP, large language models, speech
- Generative AI and multimodal models
- Reinforcement learning, multi-agent systems
- Data science, big data, recommenders
- Explainable, ethical, responsible AI
- Health, agriculture, energy, education, industry
Robotics & Autonomous Systems
Perception, control and human–robot interaction.
- Mobile robotics, navigation, SLAM
- Manipulators, modelling, intelligent control
- Robot perception and sensor fusion
- Drones (UAV), swarm, multi-robot systems
- Embedded systems, IoT, edge, FPGA, ROS
- Human–robot interaction, cobots
- Industry 4.0, automation, mechatronics
- Robotics education, student projects
Cybersecurity
Systems, data and resilient infrastructure.
- Network, IoT and wireless security
- Intrusion detection, malware, threat intelligence
- Cryptography, privacy, lightweight security
- Blockchain, digital identity, access control
- Biometrics and authentication
- Watermarking, steganography, forensics
- Cloud, edge, critical infrastructure security
- Cyber-risk, data-protection law, awareness
Cross-cutting theme
Security of robots and drones · Attacks on AI models and adversarial robustness · AI for cyber defence · Security of LLMs and AI agents · Trust, safety, verification and governance of autonomous systems
Converging AI, robotics and cybersecurity for a safer tomorrow.
Submit
Upload your anonymised abstract (PDF) from the participant portal.
Double-blind review
At least two reviews per abstract, with similarity checks.
Decision
Notification on 26 November 2026.
Register
At least one author registers before registration closes.
Camera-ready
Upload the final version of your abstract from your portal.
Present
Oral, poster, demo or pitch — 16 – 17 December 2026.
Recognising the best work.
- Best Oral Presentation
- Best Student Presentation
- Best Poster
- Best Demo
- Best Startup Pitch
- Big challenge prizes