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Call For Tutorials CROS 2026

João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil (April 27-30, 2026)

The sophomore edition of CROS will held from the 27th to 30th, 2026 at the charming city of João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil. Please submit your tutorial proposal as a PDF file by email (tut_cros@sbrobotica.org)

Important dates

  • Tutorial submission site open: TO BE ANNOUNCED
  • Proposal submission deadline: TO BE ANNOUNCED
  • Results: TO BE ANNOUNCED
  • Event: April, 27-30th, 2026, João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil.

Submission guidelines

Proposals will be evaluated on the event topic, format, potential to foster an engaging intellectual environment, and inclusiveness. We particularly welcome proposals on emerging robotics topics, such as novel problems and domains. Submissions should not exceed 12 single-column (or 6 double-column) pages in PDF format, using the templates available (in both DOC and LaTeX formats) on the IEEE website:


Inquiries

For further inquiries, please contact: cros2026@sbrobotica.org

FAQ'S

General Questions

  • Which topic areas are covered by the conference?

    We invite submissions in all fields where cutting-edge technologies have been developed and applied to model, design, build, and test complex engineering solutions for autonomous robotic systems, including but not limited to the following topics:

    • Active sensory processing and control
    • Active vision
    • Aerial robotics
    • Agriculture robotics
    • Autonomous vehicles
    • Bioengineering
    • Bio-inspired robotics
    • Cyber-physical robotics
    • Devices and materials for robots
    • Design for autonomy
    • Digital twins for robotics
    • Distributed robotic systems
    • Embedded systems (hardware and software)
    • Evolutionary robotics
    • Generalized robotic theory
    • Geometric cybernetics
    • Human-robot interaction
    • Human-robot interfaces
    • Humanoids
    • Industrial applications of autonomous robots
    • Learning and AI in robotics
    • Machine intelligence in robotics
    • Medical robotics
    • Microelectromechanical robots
    • Micro/nano-robotics
    • Mobile robot platforms
    • Multi-robot systems
    • Multi-Agents for cooperation and collaboration in robotics
    • Networked swarms
    • Robotics and automation
    • Robotics and mechatronics
    • Robotics in education
    • Robotics control theory
    • Robotic manipulators
    • Robotic surgery and rehabilitation
    • Robotic Vision
    • Robot control architectures
    • Robot modeling and construction
    • Robot simulation and visualization tools
    • Robot planning, reasoning, communication, and adaptation
    • Robot programming (languages and applications)
    • Robots as a service
    • Robust techniques in AI and sensing in robotics
    • Self-Localization and mapping for robotics
    • Sensor modeling and data interpretation in robotics
    • Symbol and sensory mediated robot behavior control
    • System autonomy and autonomous robotics
    • Social and service robotics
    • Sensor networks in robotics
    • Service entertainment robots
    • Underwater robotics
    • Unmanned systems
    • Vision in automation
  • Is it allowed to submit a paper that previously was published at a workshop or on a preprint server (e.g. arxiv)?
    IEEE supports the evolutionary publication paradigm of workshop papers being improved to conference papers, which are then improved to journal papers. Therefore, papers, which previously have been published at a workshop without formal/peer reviewed proceedings, can be submitted to CROS. Similarly, papers, which have been uploaded on a preprint server (e.g. arxiv) and are not submitted simultaneously to any other conference or journal, can be submitted to CROS.

    However, if your workshop paper has a DOI, this would be considered as an archival publication equivalent to a conference paper. Such papers cannot be submitted.