1. Poster abstract
Typed directly into the PaperPlaza submission form, in English.
- Maximum 2,000 characters — a hard limit set by the form
- 400–500 words as a rough guide
- Title and full author list
Submit a short abstract through PaperPlaza and present your work on an A0 poster board in Osaka.
Submit through IEEE RAS PaperPlaza by November 13, 2026 (23:59:59 Pacific Time). On the PaperPlaza page, select ISR-SIAS 2026, then choose Poster Paper from the list of submission types.
The poster session is for presentation and discussion rather than archival publication. It gives researchers a way to share work in progress, late-breaking results and industrial case studies, and to talk them through face to face with an audience in Osaka.
Poster contributions are not peer-reviewed. Submitted titles, authors and abstracts are checked for scope and suitability only. Authors bring and mount their own poster at the venue; the A0 poster itself is never uploaded.
Authors whose regular paper is not accepted will be invited to present their work as a
poster instead. If that applies to you, your title and author list are already on file and
you do not need to submit again — you will be contacted directly.
Updated October 22, 2026. Authors of a paper that was not accepted who wish to take part in the poster session must make a new poster submission.
There is currently a problem in the submission system affecting resubmission of non-accepted papers to the poster session. Once it is resolved, the Program Committee will contact the affected authors individually.
Each presenter stands by their A0 poster board and talks visitors through the work. Sessions are informal and conversation-driven — a good way to meet researchers and industry engineers working on robot safety.
What a poster session looks like.
Typed directly into the PaperPlaza submission form, in English.
Uploaded with the submission: a single page carrying the abstract and one figure.
The one-page PDF is free format — it is read to check the content of your contribution, not typeset for publication, so it does not have to follow the IEEE conference paper format. Your A0 poster is a separate thing: print it yourself and bring it to the venue. Posters are not published in IEEE Xplore.
The poster track is open until November 13, 2026.
You do not need to log in to make a first submission.
| Date | Milestone | Status |
|---|---|---|
| September 22, 2026 | Poster submission opens on PaperPlaza | Open |
| October 25, 2026 October 30, 2026 November 6, 2026 November 13, 2026 |
Deadline for poster abstract submission | Extended |
| December 2–4, 2026 | Poster session at INTEX Osaka | Scheduled |
All PaperPlaza deadlines are 23:59:59 Pacific Time. Posters are not peer-reviewed, so there is no separate acceptance notification. See Important Dates for the full-paper schedule.
Poster boards are provided at INTEX Osaka. Presenters bring and mount their own poster and stand with it during the session.
A0, one sheet per contribution.
841 × 1189 mm, on a 900 mm wide board. Agreed with INTEX Osaka. More in the presentation guidelines.
The A0 poster is not uploaded and not printed for you. Print it in advance and bring it with you.
Poster presenters pay the same registration fee as oral presenters.
There is no poster-only category.
The conference abstract book carries the poster number, the title and the author list for each poster. Poster contributions are not peer-reviewed full papers and are not submitted to IEEE Xplore. Authors who want an archival publication should use the regular paper track.
The PaperPlaza form accepts at most 2,000 characters, and that is the real limit. 400–500 words is given as a rough guide, but if your text exceeds 2,000 characters the form will not accept it.
No. Titles, authors and abstracts are checked for scope and suitability only. There is no review process and no separate acceptance notification.
Yes, but you must make a new poster submission. Your earlier paper entry is not carried over into the poster session.
There is currently a problem in the submission system affecting this. Once it is resolved, the Program Committee will contact the affected authors individually.
No. You upload a one-page PDF with your abstract and one figure. The A0 poster itself is never uploaded — print it yourself and bring it to INTEX Osaka.
No. The conference abstract book lists the poster number, title and authors. Posters are not submitted to IEEE Xplore.
No. Registration is for attending the conference, so the fee is the same whether you present orally, present a poster, or do not present at all. See Registration.
Write to M-isrsias2026-info-ml@aist.go.jp and state that your enquiry concerns the poster session.