Co-located with the 34th ACM International Conference on
Multimedia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 10–14 November 2026.
Physical AI represents a paradigm shift that extends AI from purely digital spaces into the physical world, integrating fundamental physical laws, multimodal perception, and data-driven learning to build reliable, causal, and deployable intelligent systems for real-world industrial environments. By embedding physical constraints, dynamics, and causality into model design and inference, Physical AI achieves strong robustness against distribution shifts and high reliability for safety-critical industrial scenarios. Rooted in industrial intelligence, it has become a key enabler for smart manufacturing, autonomous industrial systems, and the next generation of industrial AI.
This workshop focuses on the intersection of Industrial Physical AI and Multimedia Technology, aiming to provide a focused forum for researchers and practitioners to discuss the latest advances, challenges, and opportunities in multimodal-driven physical AI for real-world industrial scenarios.
Industrial Physical AI integrates physical modeling, AI algorithms, and industrial domain knowledge to solve complex problems in industrial production, operation, and maintenance; while multimodal technology serves as the foundation for Industrial Physical AI, industrial physical systems generate massive multimodal data (e.g., visual images/videos of equipment, acoustic signals, vibration sensor data, temperature/humidity time series, production process text records), and effectively fusing these multimodal data is the key to realizing accurate perception, reliable decision-making, and intelligent control of industrial physical processes.
The scope of the workshop covers, but is not limited to, the following topics:
Prospective authors are invited to submit an electronic version of full papers, in PDF format, up to five (5) printed pages plus one (1) page solely for references in length (double column ACM style format). The font size should be set to 10pt. Please use \documentclass[sigconf, 10pt]{acmart} for preparing your paper. Authors must prepare their papers in a way that preserves the anonymity of the authors (double blind). Please do NOT include the author names under the title. The workshop proceedings will be published by ACM Digital Library.