IAS Conference offers audience with diverse programs in the field of intelligent autonomous systems. Tutorials aim to invite speakers with skilled expertise and provide their audience with a rich learning experience and a solution to longstanding research problems, and address the latest topics of research as well as emerging technologies. Workshops feature presenting research results and promoting discussion about specific sub-topics or a well-defined active research area of interest for the intelligent autonomous systems community.

Tutorial & Workshop  organizers are welcome to submit proposals for either a full-day or half-day on the date. Proposals for tutorials may cover the areas listed in the Call for Papers, as well as other areas applicable to intelligent autonomous systems. We especially encourage workshop proposals with content or presentation formats not limited to the main conference. Prior to the conference, tutorials and workshops will be held on July 4, 2023. T/W Organizers can make the most of the conference and encourage colleagues to participate in their event. Please note that W/T lecturers are required to have in person lectures on site. Separated from the conference registration fee, they can get 50% income of the W/T registration fee after deducting operating expenses. In case there are less than 20 applicants for a lecture, it may be cancelled. Proposals need to obtain an approval from the Tutorial and Workshop Chairs below.

Workshop & Tutorial Chairs
• Dongjun Lee, Seoul National University, Korea
• Kyoungchul Kong, KAIST, Korea
• Hyun Choi, Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean engineering, Korea
• Byung-Cheol Min, Purdue University, USA

Please download the templates below and return the complete form to the secretariat.