System Integration for Safety and Health
- Control technologies
- Robotics
- Network systems
- Integration platform
- Software design, hardware design
- Active and passive safety systems
Humans and robot systems coexist with each other in various domains. Robots assist humans in both public and private spaces for transportation and servant purposes, where the environments including humans need to be recognised again for autonomous and safe operations. Workers perform collaborative operations with industrial robots in factories, where autonomy is a major concern for manpower saving under workers' safety. These examples show that intelligence and safety are indispensable for human–robot coexistence, and that they need to be elaborately integrated.
The concept of safety has evolved from the goal of eliminating accidents — reducing negatives to zero — to a new approach focused on contributing to human health, productivity in the workplace, and job satisfaction through safety. In other words, research and development of technologies that connect safety to well-being, along with their effective application, are now paramount.
IEEE ISR/SIAS 2026 brings together an international community of experts to discuss a way forward in robot systems for the future of safety and security with intelligence, by provisions of new research results and perspectives of future developments as well as achievements of social implementation.
Scope
Topics of Interest
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following areas.
Artifacts
- Mechatronics systems
- Automation
- Virtual reality
- Entertainment systems
Health and Safety, Human Centered, Human in the Loop
- Welfare systems
- Human factors
- Environment / ecological systems
- Bio systems
- Intelligent transportation systems
Assistive Technologies
- Large-scale system simulation
- Software systems
- Networking systems
- Decision making systems
- Recognition
- Human–robot interaction / collaboration
Contribute
Workshops, Tutorials, and Special Sessions
Workshops and Tutorials
Proposals for half-day or full-day workshops or tutorials should include the title, organisers, an abstract, a brief description of the area of interest, and a list of prospective speakers.
Proposal deadline: July 1, 2026 (closed)
Special Sessions
Special sessions provide the opportunity to focus in detail on particular emerging topics which are not reflected in the list of conference tracks, or which represent a specific working field where researchers would like to meet and discuss advances.
Proposal deadline: July 1, 2026 (closed)
Reference
Call for Papers
The CFP PDF is the official reference document.