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Submissions Are Now Open
We invite original research papers and field reports on physical intelligence— systems, embodiment, learning, autonomy, and real-world deployment.
Submission Portal — Microsoft CMT
Please submit a single PDF through the Microsoft CMT portal.
References are excluded from page limits.
Authors must create a CMT account before submitting.
Research papers: up to 6 pages (references not included)
Field reports: 4 pages
Deadline: March 1, 2026
Contribution Formats
Research Papers
Full research contributions including novel methods,
theoretical developments, experimental validation,
and system-level analysis.
Field Reports
Practical deployment experiences, lessons learned,
failure cases, and real-world insights from physical AI systems.
All accepted contributions will be posted on the workshop website.
Authors retain full intellectual property rights.
Selected submissions may be invited to contribute to a journal special issue.
Topics of Interest
Embodied Intelligence & Physical Interaction
- Embodied Artificial Intelligence
- Haptics and Tactile Sensing
- Manipulation and Grasping
- Human–Robot Interaction
- Wearable and Assistive Systems
Learning in Physical Systems
- Data-Efficient Learning
- Reinforcement Learning
- Physics-Informed Machine Learning
- Sim-to-Real Transfer
- Vision–Language for Robotics
Control & Autonomous Systems
- Adaptive and Resilient Control
- Autonomous Navigation
- Multi-Agent Systems
- Safe and Trustworthy Physical AI
CMT Acknowledgment
The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference.
This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses,
including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.