Computer Vision Conference 2027
15-16 April 2027 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
About the Computer Vision Conference
Advancing Machine Vision, Vision-Language Models, and Deep Learning
The Computer Vision Conference (CVC) launched in 2019 as a focused venue for the global computer vision research community, bringing together researchers, engineers, and practitioners advancing visual computing - from foundational theory to deployed vision-language systems.
The conference provides a rigorous, peer-reviewed forum for foundational research and applied innovation in computer vision, image processing, and deep learning, fostering collaboration between academia and industry on both methodological advances and real-world deployment challenges.
CVC continues to shape the evolving research agenda of computer vision, from core principles to transformative applications.
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Keynote talks
Invited talks from leading researchers and practitioners in the field. Past speakers across SAI conferences have included researchers from Imperial College London, RWTH Aachen University, University of Amsterdam, University of Oxford, MIT, Stanford, Google, and Microsoft Research.
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Paper sessions
Oral and poster presentations of peer-reviewed work. Virtual participation is available for authors unable to travel.
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Awards
Outstanding papers and posters are recognised at the closing of the conference. Several award categories acknowledge distinguished contributions across research quality, innovation, and scholarly presentation.
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Networking
Meet researchers and industry experts from 60+ countries across academia, research institutes, and industry.
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Selective peer review
37–39% acceptance rate across all conferences, reflecting double-blind review by an international programme committee.
Conference Tracks
Choose the track that fits your research when you submit. Topic lists are indicative, and work across the field is welcome.
Generative AI & Vision
- Foundation Models in Vision
- Vision Transformers
- Diffusion Models
- NeRF and Gaussian Splatting (View Synthesis)
- Generative Flow Models
- Vision-Language Models
- Text-to-Image/Video Synthesis
- Photorealistic Image Synthesis
- Multi-modal Image Fusion
- Motion Synthesis
Deep Learning & Image Processing
- Structure from Motion, SLAM and Tracking
- Self-supervised Learning
- Explainable AI (XAI)
- Neural Network Architecture Design
- Object Detection
- Human Modeling and 3D Pose Estimation
- Image Segmentation
- Visual Recognition
- Scene Understanding
- 3D Vision & Reconstruction
Data Science for Vision
- Predictive Modeling
- Data Augmentation
- Statistical Analysis
- Efficient and Few-shot Learning
- Anomaly Detection
- Transfer Learning
- Time-Series Analysis
- Multi & Spatio-Temporal Processing
- Data Labeling
- Benchmarking & Model Validation
Vision Applications & Systems
- Autonomous Vehicles
- Augmented/Virtual Reality (AR/VR)
- Brain-Machine Interfaces
- Robotics and Systems
- Surveillance & Security
- Intrusion Detection
- Remote Sensing
- Biometric Systems
- Medical Image Analysis
- Smart Cities
Your research, published and indexed
Accepted papers appear in peer-reviewed conference proceedings.
The proceedings will be published by Springer in the "Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems" series. These proceedings will also be submitted for indexing in major databases, including Web of Science, SCOPUS, INSPEC, WTI Frankfurt eG, zbMATH, and SCImago.
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Proceedings
Papers from past editions are published in proceedings by Springer. Choose a year to open its volumes on the publisher's website.
Submit your research to appear in the next proceedings.
Past attendees include researchers from leading universities
Past Speakers
A selection of past keynote talks from Computer Vision Conference.
Frequently Asked Questions
See the Call for Papers page for tracks, deadlines, formatting templates and submission instructions.
Prepare your paper with the conference Word or LaTeX template. Page limits, abstract length and figure and reference rules are in the formatting guidelines on the Call for Papers page.
Every submission is double-blind peer reviewed by the Technical Programme Committee, judged on originality, technical depth, impact and clarity. Read the full review process and criteria.
Generative AI may support drafting and language editing, but its use must be declared in the manuscript, it cannot be listed as an author, and authors stay fully accountable for the content. See the full AI policy.
Yes - registered, presenting authors can request an invitation/visa support letter. Contact us via the Contact page once registered.
Registration Categories
- Author: Authors are those presenting a paper at the conference. Each author registration allows presentation of one paper only, and includes access to keynotes, paper sessions, and all conference activities.
- Participant: Participants are attendees who do not submit or present a paper but wish to attend presentations, keynotes, and sessions.
Payment Information
- Registration fees must be paid in advance. We accept most major international credit and debit cards.
- Payments can also be made via bank transfer. If you wish to pay by bank transfer, please contact us at [email protected] to request an invoice with the necessary payment details.
Registration Policy
- Each registration is valid for one delegate only.
- Each author registration permits the presentation of one paper.
- All registrations are final and non-refundable.
- Registrations are non-transferable to another delegate.
What People Say
“It was a fantastic conference filled with inspiring talks and great conversations. I loved having the opportunity to share our work and discuss how we are making Vision Transformers faster and more sustainable for practical development.”
“Thanks to this, I take away the maximum knowledge for myself and for my subsequent research. In addition to the presentation, I must highlight the inspiring networking with colleagues, the presentation of the latest findings in the field of AI, deep learning and applications in very important industries. Many thanks to the organizers of SAI Conferences.”
“Presenting your research to an international audience is always a challenging yet rewarding experience. … Seeing the interest and engaging in discussions with researchers from different backgrounds was one of the highlights of the conference. Beyond presenting our work, I enjoyed learning about the latest developments in computer vision and AI, especially research aimed at creating practical, human-centered solutions.”
“This presentation was unlike any other. It brought together industry leaders, professors, and global researchers in a meaningful discussion about immersive learning, engagement patterns, and the future of adaptive systems. I truly fell in love with this unique experience, and I will always value it. The connections from the Amsterdam conference are already going beyond the conference itself, and I can see future collaborations on the horizon.”
“I learned a lot of new things, and I heard about many things that I now want to explore further and try to incorporate into my own research study as well. There were really informative talks across a variety of fields. It was also really good to network and connect with people who have similar interests and who face similar challenges throughout their academic and research journeys.”
Photos from 2026
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