The RobCE organizing committee invites researchers worldwide to submit papers and share the valuable experiences with the scientists from the world. Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:
Covering core technologies such as multi-sensor fusion, environment modeling, SLAM, path planning, and motion control.
Focusing on embodied intelligence, reinforcement learning, imitation learning, and LLM-driven robot task planning and reasoning.
Covering autonomous ground/underwater/aerial robots, multi-robot collaboration, distributed decision-making, and swarm intelligence.
Involving intelligent manufacturing, flexible production, human-robot collaboration, robot process optimization, and industrial robot system integration.
Covering human-robot interaction interfaces, force/tactile feedback, safety control, social robots, intention recognition, and human-robot collaboration.
Including nonlinear control, adaptive and robust control, data-driven control, networked control systems, optimal control, and other fundamental control theory research.
Involving biomimetic robots, soft robots, reconfigurable robots, micro/nano robots, and other novel robot mechanism design and performance analysis.
Covering surgical robots, rehabilitation training robots, assistive robots, medical robot system design, and clinical validation.
Focusing on large language models, vision-language models, generative AI in robot perception, decision-making and control, and Sim2Real technology.
Covering robot economy, industrial policy, technology transfer, application scenario deployment (agriculture, logistics, special operations), and robot standardization.
Covering teleoperation, remote control, haptic feedback, delay compensation, and applications in hazardous environments, space exploration, telemedicine, and underwater/space robotics.