The International Conference on Drones, Robotics and Autonomous Systems

The International Conference on Drones, Robotics and Autonomous Systems (ICDRAS) explores the converging technological domains of unmanned aerial systems, ground and marine robotics, and broader autonomous systems design. The conference addresses the technical foundations of autonomous behavior — perception, planning, control, and learning — alongside system integration challenges, safety frameworks, and the regulatory landscape for deploying autonomous systems in real environments. ICDRAS brings together roboticists, control engineers, AI researchers, and policy experts to advance both the science and the responsible deployment of autonomous systems.

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Submissions are invited on UAV design and control, autonomous ground and marine vehicles, multi-robot systems, simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), motion planning and navigation, computer vision for autonomous systems, machine learning for robot control, safety and certification of autonomous systems, human-robot interaction in autonomous contexts, and regulatory and ethical aspects of autonomous system deployment.