11th International Conference on Robotics and Automation Engineering (ICRAE 2026)

11th International Conference on Robotics and Automation Engineering (ICRAE 2026) is a conference that explores the design, development, and implementation of advanced robotics and automation technologies across industrial, autonomous, and human-interactive systems.

Key Topics

• Robotic Systems Design and Control
  • Intelligent manufacturing
  • Motion planning and trajectory optimization
  • Hardware-software integration
  • Sensing and perception
  • Human-robot interaction
  • Autonomous robotic systems
  • Control strategies
  • Applications of robotic systems
• Autonomous Systems and Intelligence
  • Artificial intelligence in autonomous systems
  • Adaptive algorithms
  • Autonomous navigation and localization
  • Perception and sensing
  • Decision-making and autonomy
  • Human-autonomous system interaction
  • Applications and challenges
• Industrial Automation and Robotics
  • Robotics in manufacturing
  • Automation in assembly lines
  • Quality control and inspection
  • Supply chain automation
  • Process automation
  • Human-robot collaboration
  • Emerging technologies and case studies
• Human-Robot Interaction and Collaboration
  • Collaborative robots (cobots)
  • Teleoperation and remote control
  • Social robotics
  • Human-robot communication
  • Ethical and social implications
  • Human-robot teaming
  • User experience in robotics
  • Safety, learning, and adaptation
• Sensors, Actuators, and Integration in Robotics
  • Sensor technology
  • Actuation mechanisms
  • Integration of sensors and actuators
  • Embedded systems and electronics
  • Human-centric sensing
  • Robotic perception and localization
  • Smart materials and IoT-enabled robotics
  • Testing and validation
• Emerging Trends and Ethical Considerations in Robotics
  • AI-driven autonomy
  • Soft and bio-hybrid robotics
  • Human-robot symbiosis
  • Quantum-enhanced robotics
  • Sustainable and space robotics
  • Digital twins and metaverse integration
  • Autonomous societal infrastructure
  • Accountability and human agency preservation
  • Cross-disciplinary challenges

Who should Attend

• Robotics engineers and researchers
• Automation system designers
• AI and autonomous systems specialists
• Industrial automation professionals
• Human-robot interaction researchers
• Sensor and actuator developers
• Academics and students in robotics and AI
• Technology innovators and industry leaders