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AIRC is an academic conference on artificial intelligence, robotics and control systems, reaching its eighth edition in 2027. The event is hosted at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona, across three days of paper presentations, invited talks and discussion sessions. Its scope sits at the intersection of three connected disciplines: machine learning and artificial intelligence methods, robotic systems and their perception and actuation problems, and the control theory that underpins both. Typical subject matter includes autonomous systems, reinforcement learning applied to control, sensor fusion, computer vision for robotics, and the modelling techniques used to reason about complex dynamical systems. The audience is drawn primarily from academic research groups, doctoral students and industrial research laboratories, giving the programme a research rather than practitioner orientation. Hosting the conference on a university campus keeps the format relatively compact and encourages sustained contact between presenters and attendees. For researchers working across AI, robotics and control, AIRC provides a focused venue to present work and identify collaborators in the south-western United States.
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