Full-paper submission deadline for MIPRO Robotics is getting closer.
 
Submit your full paper by Monday, 3 August 2026. 

Before preparing your paper, carefully read the Instructions for authors. All papers must be formatted using the MIPRO template.

MIPRO and the University of Zadar are organizing an expert workshop dedicated to the latest advancements in robotics, autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, and their applications in industry, science, security, and environmental protection.
 

Another successful International MIPRO Convention has come to a close. At this year's 49th edition, more than 60% of the paper authors attended in person, while a large number of participants followed the remaining programme online. Overall, the convention brought together more than 1,500 participants.

A total of 408 papers were accepted for MIPRO 2026, authored by 1,096 researchers from 53 countries across six continents. This represents the second-highest number of accepted papers in MIPRO's history, despite the implementation of even more rigorous peer-review criteria. 

This year's 375 scientific and professional papers that have met IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements have been published in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. We congratulate all the authors for their success in the hope of further successful cooperation!
 

The MIPRO Annual ICT Award, "Tesla's Beacon of Knowledge", honored individuals whose pioneering achievements had made outstanding contributions to the advancement of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), science, and innovation. Inspired by the legacy of Nikola Tesla, the award recognized visionary leadership, scientific excellence, and technological breakthroughs that shape the future of society.

“Tesla’s Beacon of Knowledge” Award Committee made a decision to accept two proposals.

Detailed information at [more]. 

Davor Runje is the Vice President for Agentic Systems at Synthpop AI, a U.S.-based software company specializing in healthcare process automation, and he will deliver an invited lecture on the topic of communicating AI-based agentic systems as part of the AIS conference.
 

AI agents are increasingly pervasive. While they are built on large language models, they often appear more capable than anysingle model alone. We argue that a primary reason for this effect is effective inter-agent communication.