IEEE VR 2027

Deadlines
Virtual, augmented, and mixed reality/CORE A*

IEEE VR 2027

IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces

February 27 – March 3, 2027Melbourne, AustraliaOfficial conference site Site reachable

IEEE VR is a leading international venue for virtual, augmented, and mixed reality and 3D user interfaces. The 2027 edition uses one unified paper review process for both IEEE TVCG and conference-paper outcomes.

Key deadlines

Verified August 23, 2026

Required abstract

August 24, 2026

23:59:59 AoE

Full paper

August 31, 2026

23:59:59 AoE

Revised submission

December 31, 2026

Initial notification

November 30, 2026

Conference timeline

Submission and decisions

Required abstractKey deadline

August 24, 2026 · 23:59:59 AoE

Full paperKey deadline

August 31, 2026 · 23:59:59 AoE

Initial notification

November 30, 2026

Revised submission

December 31, 2026

Final notification

January 7, 2027

Camera-ready

January 12, 2027

At a glance

What your submission must satisfy

Paper length

4–9 pages

References

Up to 2 additional pages

Review

Double blind

Abstract

Required 7 days before paper

Format

IEEE VGTC

Deadline zone

Anywhere on Earth (UTC−12)

Paper fit

Contribution paths

A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.

Methodological

Theories and methods for immersive systems, presence, human factors, and ethical questions.

Technical

Algorithms or devices for input, display, interaction, rendering, tracking, and sensing.

Applications

Novel applications with a meaningful evaluation of their effectiveness.

Systems

Integrated immersive systems and the transferable lessons learned while building them.

Research areas in scope

01

Interaction

3D user interfacesHapticsLocomotionMultimodal interaction
02

People

Perception and cognitionPresenceAccessibilityEthics
03

Systems

Tracking and sensingDisplaysRenderingXR infrastructure
04

Applications

Training and educationTherapyTelepresenceImmersive analytics

Beyond full papers

Other ways to participate

Policies worth checking twice

  • Submissions and supplementary materials must be anonymized; failures can result in desk rejection.
  • Every paper must evaluate its contribution through a user study, benchmark, or comparison with existing work.
  • Research involving human participants must report the appropriate ethics-review status and participant demographics.
  • AI-generated text, figures, images, or code must be disclosed, including the system and affected sections.
  • Accepted work is expected to be presented in person; remote presentation is reserved for exceptional cases.

Official sources

COREXA summarizes the official calls for planning. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.

Last verified August 23, 2026