7th edition of RetailVision Workshop Call for Papers

We are happy to announce the 
7th edition of RetailVision Workshop 
at ECCV 2026, 
which brings together researchers and practitioners interested in how
computer vision and artificial intelligence are transforming the world
of retail, both in physical stores and online.

We are now accepting paper submissions.

Workshop website: https://retailvisionworkshop.github.io
Workshop date: September 8/9, 2026 — half-day workshop
Location: Malmö, Sweden. Co-located with ECCV 2026

Submission website: 
https://openreview.net/group?id=thecvf.com/ECCV/2026/Workshop/RetailVision
Paper submission: July 17, 2026 23:59 GMT (July 10, 2026)
Notification of acceptance: August 6, 2026
Camera-ready deadline: August 15, 2026

About the workshop
This is the 7th installment of the RetailVision Workshop, following
previous editions at ICCV 2025 and CVPR 2020-2024. The workshop
focuses on the unique challenges and opportunities that arise when
applying computer vision and artificial intelligence to the retail
domain.  The workshop aims to highlight recent progress in these areas
and to foster a community around retail-focused computer vision
research.

Topics of interest include (but not limited to):

    Product understanding and recognition: Fine-grained product
    recognition; product categorization; multimodal product
    understanding; and vision-language models for retail.

    Retail scene and shopper understanding: Shopper–product
    interaction tracking; shelf monitoring; inventory understanding;
    and in-store behavior understanding.

    Search, recommendation, and generation: Large-scale visual search
    and retrieval; recommendation and personalization using visual
    data; product image and video generation; virtual try-on; and
    synthetic data generation.


Accepted papers will be included in the official ECCV workshop
proceedings, selected papers will be asked to be presented at the
workshop as an oral talk and/or a poster.

Invited speakers
The invited speakers currently include:

    Gerard Pons-Moll — University of Tübingen
    Ira Kemelmacher-Shlizerman — University of Washington and Google
    Riccardo Marin — Technical University of Munich
    Gilad Erlich — Trigo Vision
    Yuren Cong — Meta


Organizers
Ehud Barnea — Walmart Global Tech
Yosi Keller — Bar-Ilan University
Marina Paolanti — University of Macerata
Rocco Pietrini — Universitas Mercatorum
Quanfu Fan — Amazon Easy Check-Out Science
Shun Miao — Amazon Easy Check-Out Science

For questions about the workshop, please contact Rocco Pietrini:
rocco.pietrini  unimercatorum.it