ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction — 2026

ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI)

About the Conference
HRI is the premier interdisciplinary conference focusing on the study and design of robots that interact with people. It brings together researchers from computer science, robotics, AI, psychology, cognitive science, human factors, and design.

Who Should Submit

• Researchers developing new methods, algorithms, or designs for robots that collaborate with or support people.
• Scholars exploring human-centered AI, social robotics, ethics, and the cognitive or social aspects of human-robot collaboration.
• Innovators in applied domains such as healthcare, education, assistive technology, and service robotics.

Who Should Attend

• Academics and practitioners seeking cutting-edge insights into how robots and humans can effectively work together.
• Industry professionals exploring applications of robotics in real-world contexts.
• Students and early-career researchers looking to connect with leaders across robotics, AI, and human factors.

Why It Matters
HRI provides a unique space where technical advances meet human-centered research, fostering dialogue across disciplines and shaping the future of how humans and robots interact.

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