2026 International Conference on Computer Vision and Embodied Intelligence
October 16-18, 2026 Online Meeting
The 2026 International Conference on Computer Vision and Embodied Intelligence (CVEI 2026) was successfully held online from October 16 to 18, 2026. Co-organized by the Henan Academy of Sciences and Henan University of Technology, the conference focused on cutting-edge trends and interdisciplinary applications in computer vision and embodied intelligence.
Opening Address
The conference kicked off on October 17, 2026. Prof. Shiqian Wu of the Henan Academy of Sciences delivered welcome remarks. During the keynote session, four distinguished guests delivered presentations: Prof. Yuanqing Li from South China University of Technology presented "Key Technologies, Products and Applications of Wearable Non-invasive Brain-Computer Interface," introducing the latest breakthroughs in brain-computer interface; Prof. Aiguo Song from Southeast University presented "Four-legged Humanoid Dual-arm Power Inspection Robot Technology," showcasing robotic innovations in power inspection; Prof. Qingdu Li from Shanghai University of Science and Technology presented "Bionic Embodied Intelligence for Human-Machine Integration: Body, Perception and Interaction," sharing achievements including the "Walker No.1" robot that set a Guinness World Record; and Researcher Yajun Wang from Sichuan University presented "Single-shot High Dynamic Range Optical 3D Measurement," sharing achievements in high-speed optical 3D imaging.
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Keynote Speeches
During the oral session, four young scholars presented their research: Mr. Wenxue Huang from Wuhan University of Science and Technology explored matching reliability-aware disparity refinement for light field depth estimation; Mr. Yushan Li proposed a visual perception-driven optimization scheme for 3D Gaussian Splatting; Mr. Sawadogo Ahmed from Henan University of Technology introduced AI-based intelligent grain storage technologies for food monitoring; and Mr. Hongjie Jiang researched detection-guided infrared-visible fusion with low-light enhancement for nighttime object perception.
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Oral Speakers
All accepted papers of CVEI 2026 will be published by IEEE (ISBN: 979-8-3195-2367-9) and submitted for indexing in EI Compendex, IEEE Xplore, and Scopus. The conference provided a high-level platform for academic exchange, effectively promoting interdisciplinary collaboration in computer vision and embodied intelligence. Looking ahead, CVEI 2026 will continue to promote the widespread application and development of these technologies.