THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AI SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS (AIS 2026)
UPCOMING
2026-08-02
Location:
JEJU, KOREA
Venue:
Jeju is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site offering visa-free entry for 180 countries. The conference is held at the International Convention Center Jeju (ICC JEJU), a world-class resort-style convention center in the Jungmun Tourist Complex. The facility features a main hall accommodating 4,300 people, multiple meeting rooms, exhibition spaces, and commanding views of Mt. Hallasan and the Northern Pacific Ocean.
Summary:
The 3rd International Conference on AI Sensors and Transducers (AIS 2026) is dedicated to exploring the latest advancements in AI-enhanced sensing systems and transducers. The conference brings together thought leaders, innovators, researchers and experts from academia and industry to discuss this rapidly evolving field. AIS 2026 features 27 symposia covering topics including AI sensors integration, smart cities, and soft robotics, plus opportunities for participants to present research and publish in leading journals. The conference is important for professionals involved in sensors-related research and remote sensing applications seeking to showcase innovations and network with peers and industry leaders.
We are delighted to host you—the innovators, researchers, and experts who are shaping the future at the exciting intersection of sensors, sensing technology, transducers, and artificial intelligence. AIS 2026 is dedicated to exploring the very latest advancements in AI-enhanced sensing systems and t
Previous Edition:
Building on earlier successes, the 1st edition was held in Singapore in 2024 and the 2nd edition in Malaysia in 2025. These conferences established the foundation for setting high standards in AI sensors and transducers research. The series continues to bring together international delegates of researchers, innovators and engineers specializing in sensors and related technologies.
Tags:
robotics, automation
Speakers:
AIS 2026 features distinguished speakers including Prof. Inkyu Park from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Prof. Zhou Li from Tsinghua University, Prof. Xinge Yu from City University of Hong Kong, and Prof. Chengkuo Lee from National University of Singapore. Typical participants include researchers from leading institutions, industry experts, and professionals from academic disciplines and industries interested in remote sensing research and applications.
Source:
roboticstomorrow
