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Five days of research, demos, and exchange.

A skeleton view of the conference week. Detailed schedules for each parallel session will be published two weeks before the conference.

Program at a glance

Conference week, 9–13 November 2026.

Day one
Mon, 9 Nov
Workshops & tutorialsParallel sessions on emerging topics
Welcome receptionMarina Bay Sands rooftop
Day two
Tue, 10 Nov
Opening plenaryFoundation models
Technical sessionsTracks i, ii, iii in parallel
Poster session A
Day three
Wed, 11 Nov
PlenaryLong-horizon planning
Technical sessionsTracks iv, v, vi in parallel
Demonstration hall
Day four
Thu, 12 Nov
PlenaryTactile intelligence
Technical sessionsTracks vii, viii + late-breaking
Conference banquet
Day five
Fri, 13 Nov
Closing plenaryVerified autonomy
Awards & closingBest paper, student paper
Industry toursOptional, by registration
Keynote speakers

Plenaries from leaders shaping the field.

Each day opens with a single-track plenary from a researcher whose work has reframed how we think about intelligent machines.

Placeholder speakers Replace with confirmed keynote speakers. Headshot images can replace the monogram placeholders.
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RK
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EM
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Workshops & tutorials

Pre-conference deep dives.

Day one (9 November) is dedicated to workshops and tutorials. Detailed list will be published once proposals are reviewed.

To be announced Workshop and tutorial proposals are reviewed by the program committee. Confirmed sessions will be listed here closer to the conference.

Workshops focus on emerging research directions, while tutorials offer hands-on instruction in established methods. Both run in parallel during day one.

Submitting a workshop proposal

See the call for workshops for proposal guidelines and deadlines.