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ReS AI 2026
1st Workshop on Embodied Neuro-Symbolic AI for Reliable and Safe Robotics (ReS AI)
The ReS AI 2026 workshop, held in conjunction with IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh, PA, focuses on Embodied Neuro-Symbolic AI for reliable and safe robotics. It brings together researchers and practitioners to explore how neural learning can be integrated with symbolic reasoning to enable robots to reason about task structure, physical constraints, and safety requirements in real-world environments.
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Research areas in scope
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Targeted Topics
Neuro-symbolic learning and reasoning architectures across perception, planning, and controlKnowledge representations and representation learning for physical AI systems (ontologies, knowledge graphs, scene graphs, procedural and constraint models, neural world models)Hybrid approaches combining neural policy learning with symbolic planning and verificationMethods for safety-aware and constraint-aware decision-making in robotic systemsMemory and knowledge systems supporting continual learning and experience reuse in embodied agentsGrounding perceptual observations into structured representations for task-relevant reasoningInterpretable and auditable decision processes for robotic systemsNeuro-symbolic methods for human–robot interaction and collaboration
Policies worth checking twice
- Submission process is double-blind
- No strict page length requirements on main content; unlimited pages allowed for references and appendices
- Accepted papers are non-archival and may be submitted to future conferences or journals
- All accepted papers will be presented as posters; highest-rated papers receive spotlight presentations
- Authors must use official IROS 2026 LaTeX or Word templates and submit as PDF via OpenReview
Official sources
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Last verified September 9, 2026