2027 International Conference on Pattern Recognition and Embodied Intelligence (PREI 2027) will take place in Haikou, China from December 10 to 12, 2027.
PREI 2027 welcomes scholars to submit original research manuscripts focusing on pattern recognition and embodied intelligence, all accepted works will be compiled into official conference proceedings. Every submitted paper will undergo blind peer evaluation conducted by at least three independent academic reviewers, which guarantees rigorous quality control and maintains high academic standards for all submissions. All accpeted and registrated papers will be published in the conference proceedings, which will be sent to EI Compendex, Scopus for indexing.
We solicit submissions on previously unpublished research works. Example areas include but are not limited to:
1. Perception and Pattern Recognition
Pattern Recognition Theory and Computational Methods
Computer Vision and Visual Understanding
Speech, Language and Semantic Perception
Multimodal Representation Learning and Information Fusion
Robust Perception in Complex and Dynamic Environments
Cross-Domain Perception and Generalization Methods
Embodied Perception and Active Sensing Systems
2. Learning, Reasoning and Cognitive Intelligence
Machine Learning and Intelligent Computing
Deep Learning and Foundation Models
Self-Supervised, Transfer and Continual Learning
Cognitive Computing and Intelligent Reasoning
Knowledge Representation and Neuro-Symbolic Intelligence
Causal Learning and Decision Intelligence
Embodied Learning and Adaptive Intelligence
3. Embodied Systems and Intelligent Architectures
Embodied Intelligence Theory and Computational Frameworks
Intelligent Agents and Autonomous Systems
Robotics and Intelligent Hardware Systems
Physical Intelligence and Morphological Computing
Embedded, Edge and Cyber-Physical Intelligent Systems
Adaptive System Design and Reconfigurable Architectures
Simulation-to-Real Transfer and World Models
4. Intelligent Interaction and Autonomous Behavior
Human–Machine Interaction and Collaborative Intelligence
Interactive Learning and Adaptive Behavior Generation
Perception–Action Integration and Intelligent Control
Autonomous Decision-Making and Planning
Embodied Interaction and Behavioral Intelligence
Multi-Agent Collaboration and Collective Intelligence
Autonomous Navigation and Task Execution
Applications of Embodied and Autonomous Intelligence
Important Dates for PREI 2027
Paper submission deadline: 2027-09-15
Notification of acceptance: 2027-10-15
Registration deadline: 2027-11-15
Submission Guidelines
-Authors must make sure that their submissions do not substantially overlap work which has been published elsewhere or simultaneously submitted to a journal or another conference with proceedings.
-All submitted papers should be focused on one of the conference topic areas.
-The submission file is in Microsoft Word, PDF, or WordPerfect document file format.
-All URL addresses in the text (e.g., http://pkk.suu.ca) are activated and ready to click.
-All submissions should be written in English with a varying length from 4 to 8 pages including figures and references.
-All submissions should be in English, and adhere to the template format in the conference website.
-Please submit your paper via email to prei@acamail.org.
Review Instruction
PREI 2027 follows the highest standards of publication ethics and takes all possible procedures against any publication misconduct. This Conference does not accept any type of plagiarism, which means that any author replicating a significant part of another's work without acknowledging him/her or passing another's work off as his/her own is not tolerated and not published. All authors submitting their works to PREI 2027 for publication as original works confirm that the submitted papers are their own contributions and have not been copied in whole or in part from other works. Each submission is anonymously reviewed by an average of three independent reviewers, to ensure the final high standard and quality of each accepted submission. The PREI 2027 guarantees that the entire peer review and publication process is meticulous and objective. Furthermore, all works not in accordance with these standards will be removed from the publication if malpractice is revealed at any time even after the publication. Every case of suspected plagiarism or duplicate publishing will be reported.
REVIEW CRITERIA
Reviewers should evaluate each manuscript based on the following criteria:
(1) Relevance: Is the paper relevant to the conference scope?
(2) Originality: Does the paper present sufficient novelty?
(3) Technical Soundness: Are the methods and results technically valid?
(4) Research Significance: Does the work make a meaningful contribution?
(5) Organization and Clarity: Is the paper well organized and clearly presented?
(6) Title and Abstract: Do they accurately reflect the paper’s content?
(7) Experimental Evaluation: Are the experiments and evaluations sufficient?
(8) Figures and Tables: Are they clear, relevant, and properly presented?
(9) Related Work and References: Are relevant and recent studies adequately covered?
(10) Language Quality: Is the English clear and academically appropriate?
(11) Reproducibility: Are sufficient details provided to understand or reproduce the work?
(12) Similarity and Publication Integrity: Is there any problematic overlap or duplicate publication concern?
(13) Overall Recommendation: Should the paper be accepted, revised, or rejected?
CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST
To ensure a fair and impartial peer-review process, authors, reviewers, Program Committee members, and Chairs are expected to disclose any relationship that may affect, or reasonably be perceived to affect, the objectivity of the review. Typical conflicts include recent co-authorship or research collaboration, current or recent affiliation with the same institution or company, advisor–advisee relationships, joint grants or projects, close personal or family relationships, direct financial interests, or other professional relationships that may compromise independent judgment. Recent collaboration generally includes co-authorship, joint funded projects, or active research collaboration within the past three years. Individuals with a conflict must not participate in the review, discussion, recommendation, or decision concerning the affected submission. When a conflict is identified, the paper will be reassigned to independent reviewers or editors as appropriate.
DEI statement
PREI 2027 is dedicated to fostering diversity within pattern recognition and embodied intelligence research. The conference aims to cultivate an inclusive, fair environment that values, engages and recognizes every participant contributing to related academic areas. All attendees and authors will be treated equally regardless of ethnicity, religious belief, gender, physical or mental disability, age, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.