| Special Session Ⅰ: AI-Native Communication and Intelligent Information Processing |
Keywords: AI Communication, Intelligent Information Processing, Neural Networks for Wireless Communication, Adaptive Signal Processing
Information: With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologies, communication systems and information processing paradigms are shifting toward being "AI-native," aiming for more efficient and robust data transmission and intelligent decision-making under complex environments. This topic focuses on the deep integration of AI with communication, signal processing, and control engineering, covering cutting-edge areas such as AI-assisted communication system design, intelligent sensing and reasoning, edge computing, and adaptive optimization. It aims to provide critical technical support and theoretical foundations for emerging intelligent systems in industrial automation, robotics, and control engineering, promoting cross-disciplinary innovation and real-world applications.
The topics to be covered include, but are not limited to:
AI Native Communication
Intelligent Systems and Artificial Intelligence Security
Multi-agent Systems and Distributed Control
Intelligence Information Processing
Submission Deadline: Jun. 6, 2026
| Special Session Ⅱ: Industrial Internet & Wireless Sensing and Transmission |
Keywords: Industrial Internet Protocol, Industrial Internet Network, Industrial Internet Security, Industrial Internet Equipment, Wireless Energy Transmission, Wireless Data Transmission
Information: Industrial Internet, as the central driving force for digital transformation in manufacturing, is deeply dependent on the synergistic innovation of protocol standardization, high-reliability networks, systematized security, and intelligent device development. In industrial scenarios, Industrial Internet Protocols establish deterministic communication rules and data interoperability standards, providing foundational support for heterogeneous device interconnection and real-time control systems. The Industrial Internet architecture necessitates deep convergence of wired and wireless transmission technologies, with optimized capabilities in multi-protocol interoperability, network slicing, and edge computing to address challenges posed by high-concurrency data flows, ultra-low latency requirements, and dynamic topological variations in factory environments. Concurrently, industrial equipment is evolving towards wireless and intelligent paradigms: wireless data transmission technologies are progressively replacing traditional wired connections, while the integration of Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) effectively addresses power supply constraints for mobile devices, enabling fully wireless autonomous operation of AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles), inspection robots, and similar systems. This research initiative focuses on the intersection of these technological domains, aiming to explore an integrated design architecture encompassing protocols-networks-devices-security, as well as innovative pathways for the convergence of wireless power and data transmission.
The topics to be covered include, but are not limited to:
Industrial Network Protocols
Industrial Cybersecurity
Wireless Power Transfer
Wireless Sensing
Submission Deadline: Jun. 6, 2026