AI4Space brings together researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of AI, computer vision, and space technologies, with a strong focus on real-world, onboard, and autonomous systems. We invite contributions spanning a broad range of topics, including novel algorithmic and hardware solutions for deploying AI in space environments, methodologies and datasets designed to bridge domain gaps, and innovative applications of AI to space tasks such as Earth Observation, planetary science, space robotics, and beyond. We encourage submissions from researchers, practitioners, and students working on AI applications in space. The workshop aims to foster collaboration and discussion on the latest advancements and challenges in this field.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Vision and learning for spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control
• Foundation and multimodal models for space data
• Space robotics: perception, planning, and control for autonomous operations
• ML for astronomy and planetary science
• Fault-tolerant and trustworthy perception systems
• Datasets for space applications and domain adaptation techniques
• Sensors for space applications
• Edge AI under tight compute or energy budgets
• Onboard computing hardware for vision and learning

AI4Space welcomes submissions in the following formats: