Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Research (AIRR) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the understanding and innovation of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics through the publication of cutting-edge theoretical research, methodological breakthroughs, and critical discussions. AIRR aims to serve as a platform for global scholars to share novel insights into AI and robotics fundamentals, algorithms, ethical implications, and their transformative potential across science, technology, and society.

The journal publishes original papers including but not limited to the following fields:

Artificial Intelligence Technologies

Automated reasoning and knowledge representation

Computer vision and image recognition

Deep learning architectures and applications

Machine learning algorithms and methodologies

Natural language processing and understanding

Robotics

Human-robot interaction and collaboration

Robot kinematics, dynamics, and control

Robotic perception and sensor fusion

Robotics and autonomous systems

Soft robotics and bio-inspired designs

Swarm robotics and multi-agent systems

Applications of AI and Robotics

AI applications in finance, agriculture, and manufacturing

AI in healthcare and medical diagnostics

Smart cities and the Internet of Things (IoT)

Interdisciplinary Research

AI and cognitive science

AI in environmental science and climate change

Human-AI collaboration and interaction

Theoretical Advancements

AI-driven optimization techniques

Novel AI and robotics theories and computational models

Quantum computing for AI

Policy, Ethics, and Society

AI ethics, fairness, and accountability

Regulation and governance in AI

The socio-economic impacts of AI technologies

Emerging Trends

Edge AI and AI in embedded systems

Explainable and interpretable AI

Innovative AI paradigms and frameworks

We are also interested in short papers, as in the form of a letter, that clearly address a specific narrow problem and in papers that survey problems and new results pertaining to a certain topic. Authors may be invited to write short papers on the same topic in more than one successive issue of AIRR.