Ensuring that automation and robotics in construction spread into a worldwide effort, the following cities and countries have been selected to host the ISARC so far:
- 2028 Santiago (Chile)
- 2027 Odense (Denmark)
- 2026 Singapore
- 2025 Montréal (Canada)
- 2024 Lille (France)
- 2023 Chennai (India)
- 2022 Bogotá (Colombia)
- 2021 Dubai (United Arab Emirates)
- 2020 Kitakyushu (Japan)
- 2019 Banff (Canada)
- 2018 Berlin (Germany)
- 2017 Taipei (Taiwan)
- 2016 Auburn (USA)
- 2015 Oulu (Finland)
- 2014 Sydney (Australia)
- 2013 Montreal (Canada)
- 2012 Eindhoven (The Netherlands)
- 2011 Seoul (Korea)
- 2010 Bratislava (Slovakia)
- 2009 Austin (USA)
- 2008 Vilnius (Lithuania)
- 2007 Kochi (India)
- 2006 Tokyo (Japan)
- 2005 Ferrara (Italy)
- 2004 Jeju (Korea)
- 2003 Eindhoven (The Netherlands)
- 2002 Washington (USA)
- 2001 Krakow (Poland)
- 2000 Taipei (Taiwan)
- 1999 Madrid (Spain)
- 1998 Munich (Germany)
- 1997 Pittsburgh (USA)
- 1996 Tokyo (Japan)
- 1995 Warsaw (Poland)
- 1994 Brighton (UK)
- 1993 Houston (USA)
- 1992 Tokyo (Japan)
- 1991 Stuttgart (Germany)
- 1990 Bristol (UK)
- 1989 San Francisco (USA)
- 1988 Tokyo (Japan)
- 1987 Haifa (Israel)
- 1986 Marseille (France)
- 1985 Pittsburgh (USA)
- 1984 Pittsburgh (USA)

