IEEE MFI 2026

About IEEE International Conference on Multisensor Fusion and Integration for Intelligent Systems

IEEE International Conference on Multisensor Fusion and Integration for Intelligent Systems is a multisensor fusion research conference scheduled for 2 September–4 September 2026 at University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Czech Republic. What distinguishes the event is its scope follows data from individual sensors through estimation and fusion algorithms into operational intelligent systems. The published format uses reviewed technical papers, research presentations and discussion between academic and industrial practitioners. This structure lets participants follow the relationship between sensor estimation and calibration and multisensor data fusion, while also seeing how robotics and autonomous systems affects real systems and programmes. IEEE International Conference on Multisensor Fusion and Integration for Intelligent Systems is relevant to space and aerospace organisations because spacecraft autonomy, robotic exploration and aerospace perception all depend on combining uncertain observations into usable decisions. The multisensor-fusion conference should therefore be read through its primary technical identity, not described as a generic space conference. The current IEEE International Conference on Multisensor Fusion and Integration for Intelligent Systems programme remains the authority for individual sessions, contributors and access arrangements.

Event history and organiser

MFI is an established international research series connecting sensor-level estimation with higher-level information fusion and intelligent-system applications. Current information for this multisensor-fusion conference is published by IEEE Robotics and Automation Society with IEEE technical co-sponsorship. The 2026 meeting at University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Czech Republic gives this multisensor-fusion conference a specific setting; it does not imply that every earlier programme, contributor or participation condition will repeat. Its continuing identity rests on sensor estimation and calibration, multisensor data fusion and the specialist community working across those areas. The development of this multisensor-fusion conference also reflects a wider shift towards robotics and autonomous systems in aerospace and adjacent technical sectors. For IEEE MFI 2026, IEEE Robotics and Automation Society with IEEE technical co-sponsorship is the authority for current edition facts, while the linked institutional source provides context for the event family and organising relationship.

Topics and themes

The 2026 programme connects its central subjects through the event’s multisensor fusion research conference format, giving each theme a clear relationship to the wider technical purpose.

• Sensor estimation and calibration: the programme connects multisensor data fusion with the methods, constraints and decisions faced by sensor-fusion researchers.
• Multisensor data fusion: the programme connects robotics and autonomous systems with the methods, constraints and decisions faced by robotics engineers.
• Robotics and autonomous systems: the programme connects machine learning for perception with the methods, constraints and decisions faced by autonomy developers.
• Machine learning for perception: the programme connects intelligent-system applications with the methods, constraints and decisions faced by machine-learning specialists.
• Intelligent-system applications: the programme connects sensor estimation and calibration with the methods, constraints and decisions faced by aerospace perception teams.

Who should attend?

The multisensor-fusion conference is principally for sensor-fusion researchers, robotics engineers and autonomy developers. These groups can use its programme to compare work on sensor estimation and calibration with developments in multisensor data fusion, identify relevant research or suppliers and understand the constraints shaping implementation. Machine-learning specialists bring a complementary perspective where the programme reaches robotics and autonomous systems, while aerospace perception teams may find value in sessions closest to their current responsibilities. The multisensor-fusion conference is less suitable for unrelated general-interest visits because its usefulness depends on a defined technical or professional connection. Prospective attendees should check the current programme before registering. For IEEE MFI 2026, a direct match between programme and professional role matters more than broad sector interest alone.

Practical information

The multisensor-fusion conference is scheduled for 2 September–4 September 2026 at University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Czech Republic. Before travelling to IEEE MFI 2026, confirm the current programme, registration status, venue access and event-specific conditions through the official information. Anyone attending IEEE MFI 2026 in Pilsen, Czech Republic should also recheck local transport, accommodation and arrival instructions before making bookings.