TAROS 2025 Poster Submission

TAROS 2025 is happy to announce that this year we are also accepting submissions to our new
poster track. This track is ideally suited to the presentation of more preliminary work. All posters
submitted to the track will be peer reviewed and, if accepted, considered for our two sponsored
poster prizes: best poster and best research. Accepted poster authors will be invited to present
their poster at TAROS 2025 during one of our poster track sessions. All accepted poster track
submissions will appear on the TAROS 2025 website after the conference is complete.


All posters should be:

  • Portrait in orientation, and
  • Fit on a board of 1210x2100mm (A1 or A0 recommended)
    For acceptance, and prize selection, we will be evaluating all submissions against the
    following criteria. Please take a moment to consider whether your poster meets these criteria
    before submitting through EasyChair.

Criteria

  1. Relevance to the Conference Theme
    • Does the submission align with the theme of autonomous robotic systems?
    • Does it address relevant topics, including but not limited to: perception, planning, control,
      learning, multi-robot systems, or human-robot interaction?
  2. Scientific Contribution
    • Does the poster present novel research, methodologies, or applications?
    • Are the contributions significant in advancing the state of the art in autonomous robotic
      systems?
  3. Clarity of Objectives
    • Are the research goals clearly stated and well-motivated?
    • Does the submission explain the problem and its importance?
  4. Technical Soundness
    • Is the methodology sound and appropriately applied?
    • Are the results or findings supported by sufficient evidence (e.g., experiments, simulations,
      or theoretical analysis)?
  5. Innovation
    • Does the submission demonstrate creativity or innovation in approach, design, or
      application?
    • Are there novel aspects in the proposed methods or findings?
  6. Impact and Practical Relevance
    • Is the research likely to impact the field or related areas?
    • Does it provide solutions to practical challenges in robotics?
  7. Quality of Presentation
    • Is the poster content well-organised, concise, and easy to follow?
    • Are the figures, graphs, and tables clear and effectively used to communicate the
      research?
  8. Engagement and Accessibility
    • Is the content accessible to the broader TAROS audience, including experts from various
      robotics subfields?
    • Does the poster invite questions, discussion, or potential collaboration?
  9. References and Context
    • Does the submission appropriately cite relevant prior work and provide adequate context?
    • Is there a clear differentiation between the new work and existing literature?

For any questions related to poster track submissions, please contact the poster track chairs
at taros2025-posters@easychair.org

Submission date

Poster submission deadline: 16 May 2025