IEEE Transactions on Haptics Short Papers

Deadline: Monday, September 25, 2023 (firm)

The 2024 Haptics Symposium will again feature a IEEE Transactions on Haptics journal track. Papers accepted to this track will be presented at the conference and simultaneously published as short papers in IEEE Transactions on Haptics. These papers are up to 6 pages in length, including references.

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Conference Technical Papers

Deadline: Thursday, October 12, 2023

IEEE Haptics Symposium solicits technical papers that report original, novel, unpublished work relevant to all the scientific, technological, and application aspects of haptics. Papers are up to 6 pages in length, including references.

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Cross-Cutting Challenges

Deadline: Theme Proposals: Wednesday, October 25, 2023

Following their successful launch in 2018, Cross-Cutting Challenges (CCC) will be held again at the 2024 Haptics Symposium.

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Works-in-Progress (WIP) Papers

Deadline: TBD

IEEE Haptics Symposium 2024 solicits Works-in-Progress papers to enable authors to share late-breaking results with the research community. The emphasis of WIP papers is on the novelty of the work, not completeness. WIP papers should be 2 pages including references.

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Hands-On Demonstrations

Deadline: TBD

Haptics Symposium strongly encourages demonstrations of all kinds - for example, of novel developments in haptics-related devices, software or experiments that are of interest to the conference audience. Submission of hands-on demonstrations is open to all members of the haptics research community. Authors of accepted papers are particularly welcome to apply for demonstration space to support their presentation. Demonstrations must be free of commercial content; companies wishing to showcase products should apply for exhibitor status.

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Transactions on Haptics Posters Session

Deadline: TBD

Authors of articles recently published in the IEEE Transactions on Haptics (ToH) are invited to present their work in a poster session during the 2024 IEEE Haptics Symposium.

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