CVPR 2029 — IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

CVPR 2029, the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, runs 11–15 June 2029 in Los Angeles, United States. It is the largest and most cited venue in computer vision, jointly sponsored by the Computer Vision Foundation and the IEEE Computer Society, and the place where the vision-language models, diffusion generators, 3D reconstruction methods and autonomous-driving perception stacks that reach enterprise products two or three years later are published first. The CVF has confirmed Los Angeles as the host city and named General Chairs Gang Hua, Greg Mori, Olga Russakovsky and Simon Lucey; the edition website, call for papers, workshop list and registration all follow closer to the event. Every edition pairs a multi-track main conference with dozens of co-located workshops and short courses, plus an industry expo that doubles as the field's main recruiting floor. Los Angeles continues the CVF's North American rotation after Seattle in 2027 and San Antonio in 2028.

Date

June 11–15, 2029

Location

Los Angeles, California

Format

In-Person

Event Type

Conference

Status

Upcoming

Pricing

Paid

Organizer

Computer Vision Foundation (CVF) and IEEE Computer Society

Added

Aug 10, 2026

Updated

Aug 10, 2026

• ✓Machine learning and computer vision researchers
• ✓Perception and ML engineers
• ✓Heads of AI and research directors
• ✓PhD students and postdocs in AI/ML
• ✓Autonomous vehicle perception teams
• ✓CTOs and VPs of Engineering at product companies
• ✓Technical recruiters at AI labs

For a CTO or VP of Engineering, CVPR is where the perception and generative-vision capabilities that will ship in your products two to three years out are first demonstrated and — just as usefully — where their failure modes get argued in public by the people who built them. Sending a small team gives you a calibrated read on what is genuinely solved versus merely demoed, direct access to the authors of the models your engineers are already fine-tuning, and a recruiting channel into the narrow talent pool that can build vision systems in-house rather than buy them. Committing to Los Angeles this far ahead also locks travel and sponsorship cost at its lowest point.

• ✓Main conference: oral and poster tracks across the full computer vision research programme
• ✓Dozens of co-located workshops on focused topics such as embodied AI, autonomous driving and vision-language modelling
• ✓Short courses and tutorials taught by leading research groups
• ✓Industry expo and recruiting floor for AI labs, semiconductor vendors and autonomous-vehicle companies
• ✓Live demonstration sessions for working vision systems
• ✓Doctoral consortium and student programmes
• ✓Awards programme including Best Paper and the PAMI retrospective awards
• ✓General Chairs Gang Hua, Greg Mori, Olga Russakovsky and Simon Lucey confirmed by the CVF

• ★The highest-impact publication venue in computer vision — CVPR papers are routinely among the most cited in all of computer science, so this is where a capability is proven before it becomes a product feature.
• ★Host city and general chairs are locked in by the CVF three years ahead, which is rare: travel budget, sponsorship and recruiting calendars can be planned long before the call for papers exists.
• ★The co-located workshop and short-course programme is larger than the main track, giving narrow subfields — embodied AI, safety, medical imaging, autonomous driving — their own full-day agendas.
• ★The industry expo functions as a hiring floor: frontier labs, AV companies and GPU vendors staff it specifically to recruit from the attending research pool.
• ★Los Angeles 2029 keeps the conference on the CVF's North American rotation (Seattle 2027, San Antonio 2028), within domestic travel reach of most US AI teams.

No registration rates have been published for CVPR 2029. The CVF has confirmed only the host city (Los Angeles) and the general chairs at this stage — the edition website, call for papers and pass tiers all launch closer to the event, so there is nothing to quote yet.

When is CVPR 2029?

CVPR 2029 takes place June 11–15, 2029 in Los Angeles, California.

Where is CVPR 2029 held?

CVPR 2029 is held in Los Angeles, California. The event format is in-person.

How much does CVPR 2029 cost?

CVPR 2029 is paid. No registration rates have been published for CVPR 2029. The CVF has confirmed only the host city (Los Angeles) and the general chairs at this stage — the edition website, call for papers and pass tiers all launch closer to the event, so there is nothing to quote yet.

Who should attend CVPR 2029?

CVPR 2029 is aimed at Machine learning and computer vision researchers, Perception and ML engineers, Heads of AI and research directors, PhD students and postdocs in AI/ML, Autonomous vehicle perception teams, CTOs and VPs of Engineering at product companies, Technical recruiters at AI labs.

What topics does CVPR 2029 cover?

CVPR 2029 covers Computer vision, Deep learning, Generative AI and diffusion models, Vision-language models, 3D reconstruction and neural rendering, Autonomous driving perception, Medical imaging AI, Video understanding.

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