Contributions and Audience

Perception, Navigation and Intelligent Devices provides a scholarly platform for research that contributes to the design, development, testing, deployment, and evaluation of intelligent sensing, navigation, robotic, and device-based systems.

Expected Contributions

The journal welcomes studies that provide new algorithms, device architectures, sensor systems, navigation models, perception frameworks, robotic systems, embedded solutions, prototypes, simulation results, experimental validations, or practical intelligent device applications.

Subject Areas

Relevant areas include computer vision, sensor fusion, localization, mapping, navigation frameworks, autonomous systems, robotics, embedded intelligence, smart sensing, wearable systems, unmanned systems, real-time systems, intelligent devices, and control applications.

Audience

The journal is intended for robotics engineers, embedded system developers, sensor designers, computer vision researchers, device developers, academicians, postgraduate students, autonomous systems researchers, and professionals working in intelligent systems.

Practical Relevance

The journal encourages manuscripts that connect theory with prototype development, device implementation, system testing, field validation, and practical deployment of perception, navigation, and intelligent device technologies.