Intelligent Materials & Soft Robotics
Smart materials, shape-memory alloys & polymers, electroactive polymers, e-skin, 4D printing, bio-inspired and bio-hybrid robotics, soft actuators and wearable exoskeletons.
International Conference · Hybrid Mode · 19–20 Nov 2026
Conference begins in
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ICIEURS 2026 brings together researchers, academicians, industry experts and students to exchange advances in electronics & communication engineering, intelligent robotic systems, underwater communication, AI and sustainable autonomous technologies.
The conference spans smart materials, soft robotics, underwater sensor networks, green communication, embedded systems and AI-driven automation — fostering collaboration across academia, research and industry to address real challenges in marine communication, healthcare robotics, industrial automation and defence.
More about the conference →Tracks · A descent through four depth zones
Smart materials, shape-memory alloys & polymers, electroactive polymers, e-skin, 4D printing, bio-inspired and bio-hybrid robotics, soft actuators and wearable exoskeletons.
Acoustic, optical, magnetic-induction & RF systems, hybrid architectures, UWSNs, underwater IoT, AUV communication, localization, security and real-time marine analytics.
Sustainable wireless architectures, energy harvesting, self-powered nodes, low-power protocols, green IoT, AI-enabled energy optimization and carbon-neutral networking.
Physical AI, embodied intelligence, ML/DL for robotic control, swarm & cognitive robotics, digital twins, edge AI, medical and marine robotics, and trustworthy autonomy.
Plan ahead
The paper submission and notification deadlines have been extended. Submissions are single-blind reviewed; at least one author of each accepted paper must register and present in person.
All dates & fees →Organised by
NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte — a constituent college of Nitte (Deemed to be University). Selected papers will be published under the Wiley-Scrivener imprint, indexed by Scopus and offered to Web of Science.