Archival
Accepted papers will be included in the ECCV proceedings; must follow ECCV submission policy and require full registration.
Computer Vision/CORE Unranked
UniWorld Workshop @ ECCV2026 2026
UniWorld Workshop @ ECCV2026: Universal Representations for Perception, Reasoning, and World Modeling
The UniWorld Workshop @ ECCV 2026 focuses on universal representations that unify perception, reasoning, generation, and interaction in visual intelligence, aiming to bridge fragmented approaches in multimodal foundation models, neural scene representations, and embodied world models. It brings together researchers to address challenges in scalable visual learning, compositional reasoning, and generalization across domains.
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Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Non-archival
Accepted papers will not be included in the proceedings; welcome submissions already accepted by or under review at other venues.
Research areas in scope
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Core topics
Scalable visual foundation representationsVision-language and beyond multimodalityUnified generation + understanding paradigmsUniversal 3D/4D scene modelingWorld modeling and embodied intelligenceTransfer, continual learning, generalization
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Emerging trends and open challenges
Emerging trends and open challenges
Policies worth checking twice
- Submissions must follow the ECCV 2026 Submission Policy.
- Papers are reviewed in a double-blind process.
- Maximum paper length is 14 pages, excluding references and supplementary material.
- Supplementary material must be appended directly to the main PDF submission.
- Archival papers require a Full Registration completed by one of the authors, covering up to two papers.
- Final revisions for both archival and non-archival papers must be uploaded via OpenReview, with a maximum of 15 pages excluding references.
- Acknowledgements must be included within the 15-page limit for camera-ready papers.
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Last verified September 9, 2026