Tianjin University Hosts RoSeN 2026 on Robotics and Sensor Networks

From April 17 to 19, 2026, Tianjin University hosted the 2nd International Conference on Robotics and Sensor Networks (RoSeN 2026).

Featuring keynote speeches and multiple special parallel sessions, the conference brought together experts and scholars from over 100 universities, research institutes and enterprises worldwide.

Chaired by Professor Zuo Zhiqiang of Tianjin University, the Conference focused on the cutting-edge interdisciplinary fields of robotics and sensor networks, in-depth discussions were conducted on intelligent perception, autonomous control, collaborative systems, engineering applications and other relevant research directions.

The keynote session featured four distinguished experts in relevant fields who delivered academic presentations, including Professor Chen Wenhua from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Professor Fang Yongchun from Nankai University, Professor Meng Fanli from Northeastern University, and Professor Liu Hao from Shenyang Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Their presentations focused on latest research achievements and development trends in the fields of robotics and sensor networks, fostering dynamic interaction and lively discussions.

Following the keynotes, five parallel sessions were held. Scholars from universities and research institutions at home and abroad shared their latest research progress. With cutting-edge content, distinctive viewpoints and in-depth discussions, the sessions fostered a strong academic atmosphere, fully demonstrating the high-quality academic standard of multidisciplinary integration in the fields of robotics and sensor networks.

Hosted by Tianjin University, the conference received joint support from a number of universities and research institutions, including IRS Press, ESBK International Academic Exchange Center, Academic Center, Guizhou University, Northeastern University, Wuhan University of Technology, Tianjin Robotics Association, Digital Healthcare and Artificial Intelligence Association (DHAIA), and Tianjin Society for Systems Science and Industrial Control.

By School of Electrical and Information Engineering

Editor: Sun Xiaofang