The International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Automation in Space (i-SAIRAS) 2024 brings together the international space community to explore the latest advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation.

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KEY DATES

Symposium Theme: 'New Frontiers: Harnessing AI, Automation and Robotics for Space Exploration and Earth's Challenges'

SYMPOSIUM TOPICS

We welcome abstract submissions relating to, but not limited to, the technical or focus sessions indicated below:

Core Technical Themes

• AI and Deep Space Exploration: Focusing on the use of AI in navigating and conducting research in deep space environments.
• Robotics in Space Exploration, Construction and Repair: Exploring advancements in robotics for building space stations, satellites, and conducting repairs.
• Autonomous Systems for Planetary Exploration: Discussing the development of autonomous rovers and drones for exploring planetary surfaces.
• Onboard autonomy: Mission planning, fault management, remote operations, guidance, navigation and control. 
• Sustainability in Space Exploration: Addressing the sustainability of long-term space missions and the responsible use of space resources.
• Human-Robot Collaboration in Space: Innovations in robotics enhancing human capabilities in space missions.
• In-Situ Resource Utilisation: Habitats, infrastructure, equipment for human exploration and foundation services.
• On-Orbit Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing (OSAM): Increase responsiveness to upcoming challenges and requirements for spacecraft orbiting Earth.
• Interoperability and Standardisation: Support standardisation and modularity to prepare spacecraft for interventions.

Special Focus Theme
The Symposium will also explore the interconnection between advancements on Earth and their applications in space exploration through special focus themes:​​

• Space-to-Earth Technology Transfer: Exploring how space technology innovations can be applied to solve challenges on Earth.
• Earth-to-Space Technology Transfer: Exploring how terrestrial technology innovations can be applied to solve challenges in space.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR PRESENTATION AND/OR POSTER DISPLAY

The Symposium language is English and all abstracts, presentations and posters shall be in English. 

Abstracts and papers will be peer reviewed prior to acceptance. 

All abstracts and papers will be considered based on the merit of the individual submission and will be assessed according to the following criteria:  

• The degree to which the abstract matches the theme of the Symposium – New Frontiers: Harnessing AI, Automation and Robotics for Space Exploration and Earth's Challenges
• Relevance to the audience.

All abstract submissions to the portal must be completed in full, including a short biography of each presenting author.

All abstracts must:

• Be written in English 
• Provide a structured outline of the aims and content of the presentation/poster
• Be no more than 300 words long and using the template provided here
• Be submitted electronically via the presentation portal (this site)

Abstracts and full papers will be published in Symposium material (including, but not limited to Delegate App, Website, and official Symposium Proceedings). 

If accepted for presentation, full papers must be submitted, meeting the following specifications:

• Either an extended abstract (1-2 pages) or full paper (up to 8 pages) using the template provided to accepted authors
• Submit by 27 September
• Submitted electronically via the presentation portal (this site)

SUBMISSION TERMS & CONDITIONS

By submitting to the Symposium, you agree to the following terms and conditions:

1. All communication regarding progress of your abstract(s) will only be sent to the presenting author as nominated in the abstract submission.
2. Submission of an abstract does not constitute acceptance for presentation.
3. Failure to obtain a visa for in–person presentations will not constitute grounds for refund of any fees paid to the event.
4. It is a requirement that all abstracts accepted for presentation and/or poster display must be delivered at the event by an author who has registered and paid a full event delegate registration fee and has done so on or before the stipulated registration date. Abstracts and presentations of authors who fail to comply with this registration requirement will be deleted from the program without notice.
5. Presentations shall only be delivered by one (1) person. This person shall be the presenting author, except in an emergency such as illness, where an alternative speaker may be considered.
6. Submissions must be original work not previously presented elsewhere and must not include plagiarised content or any material generated by artificial intelligence without explicitly acknowledging the original author and source.
7. Submissions that are revised, updated, or reworked versions of previous research outcomes will be considered; however, they must not be verbatim reproductions of previously published papers.
8. Accepted presentations require a paper to be submitted by the stipulated date. This document will either be an extended abstract (1-2 pages) or full paper (up to 8 pages) using a template provided to accepted authors.
9. Abstracts and full papers will be published in Symposium material (including, but not limited to Delegate App, Website, and official Symposium Proceedings). 

CONTACT

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