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ECCV 2026: Safe World Models for Trustworthy Embodied AI

Dandan Zhang
May 17
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The ECCV 2026 workshop brought together research on world models, robotics and safe deployment. Dandan Zhang co-organised the event and joined the panel on moving from synthesis towards real-world use.

9 September 2026 · Malmö, Sweden

Dandan Zhang co-organised and co-chaired the ECCV 2026 workshop on Safe World Models for Trustworthy Embodied AI, and served on its award committee. The workshop brought together researchers working on world models, robotics and safe deployment.

The programme included invited talks, oral and poster presentations, awards and a closing panel connecting academic and industry perspectives. Dandan participated in the panel discussion on moving world models from synthesis towards deployment.


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The illustrations below were generated with AI. They are conceptual and do not document actual people, events or experimental results.


AI-generated conceptual illustration. A translucent predictive world model surrounds a small mobile robot approaching a tabletop edge; a human researcher checks uncertainty, a shield motif and a real physical test before deployment. Concept: safe and trustworthy embodied world models.

Conceptual illustration generated with AI; it does not depict actual individuals, events or experimental results.


 
 
 

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