Author Guidelines

Submission Language 

You are invited to submit a Full Paper (in English only) according to the official ITARS 2026 paper template (see below). The Camera Ready Paper (including abstract, main text, figures, tables, and references) must not exceed 10 pages.
For each additional page, the author may be charged an extra publication fee.

The conference language is English only. 

Suggested Frame of the Paper        

• State of the art — Clearly describe the research background, highlight the problem’s significance, and specify existing approaches or limitations. State the main objectives of your study.

• Outline your solution — Explain your methods, experimental setup, or system design. Emphasize what makes your work original or innovative.

• Discuss your method — Describe advantages, challenges, or improvements compared to previous studies.

• Present your results — Summarize the findings and provide key data, tables, or figures that support your conclusions.

• Conclude your work — State the main contributions and implications of your research, and outline possible future developments or applications.

Peer Review and Ethics

• All submissions to ITARS 2026 will undergo a rigorous peer-review process to ensure the quality, originality, and relevance of the presented research. Each paper will be reviewed by one independent reviewer based on criteria such as technical accuracy, clarity of presentation, contribution to the field, and alignment with the conference theme. A double-blind review approach will be applied, where the authors’ identities are concealed from the reviewer. Authors are expected to revise their manuscripts according to the reviewer’s comments before submitting the final camera-ready version. 

• To uphold academic integrity, all papers will be screened using plagiarism detection tools, and any submission with a similarity index above 20% may be subject to rejection. Authors must ensure that their work is original and has not been previously published or under consideration elsewhere. Any AI-assisted content used in writing or data generation must be clearly acknowledged. It is the responsibility of the authors to obtain permissions for the use of copyrighted materials such as images, figures, or datasets. By submitting a paper, authors agree to adhere to the ethical standards of scholarly publication and to present their work during the conference if accepted.

Presentation Format

All accepted papers must be presented online presentation during ITARS 2026. Each presentation is allocated 15 minutes for delivery followed by a 5-minute Q&A session. Presenters are encouraged to remain for the entire session to participate in discussions and support fellow authors.

Presentations should be prepared using the official ITARS 2026 PowerPoint Template, ensuring a clear and professional layout. Slides should summarize key objectives, methods, results, and conclusions without overloading text. Figures, charts, and visuals are encouraged to enhance understanding. Presenters participating virtually must ensure a stable internet connection, functioning camera, and clear audio quality. 

All accepted presentations  will be evaluated by the session chairs based on content quality, clarity of delivery, and research contribution.