The EITS 2026 – IEEE co-sponsored 2nd International Conference on Emerging and Intelligent Technologies and Systems, 9-12 June, 2026 | Valencia, Spain

April 21st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise


The 2nd International Conference on Emerging and Intelligent Technologies and Systems (EITS 2026) 


Hybrid Event

 

https://eits-conference.org/2026/index.php


9-12 June, 2026 | Valencia, Spain 


Technically Co-Sponsored by IEEE Spain Section

EITS 2026 CFP:

Emerging and intelligent technologies and systems represent the forefront of innovation in computing, communication, and automation. They combine advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud and edge computing, 5G/6G networks, robotics, and data science to create adaptive, efficient, and human-centered solutions. These technologies are transforming industries such as healthcare, transportation, energy, and smart cities by enabling intelligent decision-making, real-time responsiveness, and sustainable development. As they continue to evolve, emerging and intelligent systems are shaping the foundation of next-generation digital societies, offering both opportunities and challenges in terms of security, ethics, and large-scale deployment.

The International Conference on Emerging and Intelligent Technologies and Systems (EITS 2026) will bring together leading researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to present and discuss the latest advances, applications, and challenges in intelligent technologies and next-generation systems. EITS 2026 serves as a premier forum for innovation, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and knowledge exchange across academia and industry. We invite the submission of high-quality, original research papers describing innovative ideas, breakthrough results, and practical applications. with special interest in, but not limited to, the following:

·       Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Generative AI

·       Intelligent Communication, Networking and Computing Systems

·       Generative AI, Foundation Models, and Large Language Models

·       Computer Vision, Image and Video Processing

·       Cybersecurity and Trustworthy Systems

·       Artificial Intelligence Systems Security

·       Computational Language and Human-Centered Systems

·       Emerging Applications, Ethics, Society, and Governance

·       Robotics, Intelligent Automation and Sustainable Systems

 

Submissions Guidelines and Proceedings

Manuscripts should be prepared in 10-point font using the IEEE 8.5″ x 11″ two-column format. All papers should be in PDF format, and submitted electronically at Paper Submission Link. A full paper can be up to 8 pages (including all figures, tables and references). Submitted papers must present original unpublished research that is not currently under review for any other conference or journal. Papers not following these guidelines may be rejected without review. Also submissions received after the due date, exceeding length limit, or not appropriately structured may also not be considered. Authors may contact the Program Chair for further information or clarification. All submissions are peer-reviewed by at least three reviewers. Accepted papers will appear in the EITS Proceeding, and be published by the IEEE Computer Society Conference Publishing Services and be submitted to IEEE Xplore for inclusion.

Submitted papers must include original work, and must not be under consideration for another conference or journal. Submission of regular papers must follow the IEEE paper format. And include up to 7 keywords. Authors of accepted papers are expected to present their work at the conference. Submitted papers that are deemed of good quality but that could not be accepted as regular papers will be accepted as short papers. Length of short papers can be up to 6 pages.

Important Dates:

  • Paper submission deadline: April 30th, 2026 (Firm and Final)
  • Notification of acceptance: May 10th, 2026
  • Camera-ready Submission: May 25th, 2026

 

Contact:

 

Please send any inquiry on EITS to: info@gaclm.org 

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Workshop at IJCAI–ECAI 2026: AI for Robust Perception in Autonomous Driving

April 21st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise
We would like to announce a workshop at IJCAI–ECAI 2026 in Bremen, Germany, titled “AI for Robust Perception in Autonomous Driving.”

We are currently inviting paper submissions in areas including (but not limited to):

  • Multimodal perception

  • Out-of-distribution (OOD) and anomaly detection

  • 3D and Bird’s Eye View (BEV) perception

  • Depth estimation

  • Foundation models for driving perception

  • Safety-focused evaluation

  • Real-world robustness challenges such as calibration, rig changes, and deployment drift

We would be very grateful if you could share this call with CRT-AI students and researchers who may be interested in submitting their work.

Workshop Website: https://ai4perception.github.io/AI4RobustPerception/
Paper Submission: https://chairingtool.com/conferences/ai4RobustPerception/main-track?role=author

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1st International Workshop on Adaptive Biometric Systems: Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Models (ABS 2026)

April 21st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise

Website: https://www.abs2026-workshop.org/


In conjunction with the 22nd International Conference on Advanced Visual and Signal-Based Systems (AVSS2026)


31 August –1, 2, 3 September 2026 Lecce, Italy.


AVSS 2026 will be a hybrid event, so the workshop can be attended either in person or remotely. 

About The Workshop on Adaptive Biometric Systems: Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Models (ABS 2026)

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The workshop focuses on population-aware biometrics: systems whose sensing, representation, learning, and evaluation protocols are explicitly tailored to specific user groups and contextual constraints across visual, physiological, and behavioral modalities, including face, gait, person re-identification, ECG, EEG, inertial, and wearable data. ABS 2026 aims to bring together researchers working on adaptive biometric modeling, multimodal fusion, benchmarking, bias and failure analysis, and real-world deployment in safety-critical and socially relevant domains. By framing population variability as a design principle rather than a post hoc correction, the workshop will consolidate an emerging research direction, foster cross-domain dialogue, and identify shared datasets, protocols, and evaluation practices for biometric systems operating beyond one-size-fits-all models.

Topics

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  • Biometric systems tailored to specific population groups, such as children, elderly users, people with disabilities, and neurodiverse users
  • Population-aware face recognition, person re-identification, and identity analysis in real-world scenarios such as public spaces, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, rehabilitation centers, and semi-controlled surveillance environments
  • Behavioral biometrics and activity-based identity modeling across diverse user groups, including applications in continuous authentication, user monitoring, learning analytics, rehabilitation tracking, and interactive systems
  • Visual, audio, and multi-sensor biometric sensing under atypical or constrained conditions, such as limited cooperation, reduced mobility, occlusions, sensor noise, or non-standard interaction modalities in assistive, medical, educational, and surveillance systems
  • Signal-based biometric modeling and identity recognition using physiological and behavioral signals (e.g., ECG, EEG, inertial and wearable sensor data, fall detection signals), with applications in monitoring, safety-critical environments, and real-world surveillance systems
  • Multimodal biometric fusion adapted to population-specific characteristics, with applications aimed at improving robustness and reliability in monitoring systems, assistive environments, and safety-critical contexts
  • Dataset collection, annotation, and benchmarking for non-standard populations, including data acquired in educational settings, healthcare and rehabilitation environments, assisted living facilities, and public or semi-public spaces
  • Bias, performance variability, and failure analysis across population groups, with implications for deployment in population-diverse scenarios such as large-scale surveillance, public services, and inclusive technologies
  • Longitudinal biometric modeling across developmental, aging, or rehabilitation processes, including applications in child development monitoring, aging-related identity changes, and recovery assessment in medical and assistive contexts
  • Biometric systems in population-specific application domains, including surveillance, assistive technologies, healthcare, education, and rehabilitation, where user diversity represents a primary design constraint
  • Ethical, legal, and methodological challenges in population-specific biometric research, particularly in sensitive contexts involving minors, vulnerable individuals, or long-term monitoring


**Important Dates**

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  • Paper deadline: 8 May 2026
  • Author notification: 10 June 2026
  • Camera-ready deadline: 1 July 2026

  • Workshop day: 31 August 2026


Submission Guidelines

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Submissions must be written in English and prepared according to the IEEE double-column conference format, with a maximum length of 6 pages including references, tables and figures in line with the AVSS paper style. 


Authors should use the official IEEE conference templates available at: 

https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates

All papers must be submitted through the official ABS 2026 submission system (Easy Chair): https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=abs2026

Submissions will undergo a peer-review process managed by the workshop program committee. Each paper will be evaluated based on relevance, technical quality, originality, and clarity.

Please note that papers accepted for presentation during the workshops will be published by IEEE in the AVSS 2026 Proceedings.

Workshop Co-Chairs
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Lucia Cimmino (Pegaso University, Italy), lucia.cimmino@unipegaso.it
Carmen Bisogni ( University of Salerno, Italy ), cbisogni@unisa.it 
Chiara Pero (Link Campus University, Italy ), c.pero@unilink.it

Marco Cascio (Link Campus University, Italy, m.cascio@unilink.it
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[Meetings] [CFP] IEEE ICRA 2026 Workshop – NeuroDesign in Human–Robot Interaction (Student Competition & Poster Track Submission)

April 21st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise
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📣 Call for Participation
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🧠 4th Workshop on NeuroDesign in Human–Robot Interaction @ ICRA 2026
June 5, 2026 | Vienna, Austria | Hybrid Event
https://neurodesign-in-hri.webflow.io/

Dear Colleagues, Researchers, and Students,

We are delighted to invite you to participate in the NeuroDesign in Human–Robot Interaction Student Competition and Poster Presentation, held as part of the 4th Workshop on NeuroDesign in Human–Robot Interaction at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2026), on June 5, 2026, in Vienna, Austria.

The workshop will be organized in a hybrid format, welcoming both onsite and remote participation from around the world.

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🔘 About the Workshop
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NeuroDesign in Human–Robot Interaction (HRI) is an emerging interdisciplinary field that integrates neuroscience, cognitive and behavioral psychology, robotics, artificial intelligence, wearable technologies, and human-centered design to create human–robot systems that are not only high-performing, but also intuitive, ergonomic, emotionally resonant, and cognitively aligned with the human brain and body. Rather than focusing only on technical performance, NeuroDesign emphasizes designing interactions that feel natural, adaptive, and socially meaningful.

The workshop will feature cutting-edge research, live demonstrations, and interdisciplinary discussion on topics including brain–computer interfaces, wearable and assistive robotics, neuroergonomics, embodied AI, human–AI co-adaptation, affective and social robotics, soft robotics, exosuits, and human augmentation.

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🔘 Suggested Submission Topics
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We warmly welcome submissions related to, but not limited to, the following topics:

* Affective and Social Robotics
* Brain–Machine / Brain–Computer Interfaces (BCI)
* Wearable and Assistive Robots
* Exoskeletons and Rehabilitation Systems
* Human–AI Co-adaptation
* Embodied AI / Large Language Models for HRI
* VR/AR/XR and Metaverse-based Interaction
* Haptics, Teleoperation, and Sensory Feedback
* Cognitive and Physical HRI (cHRI / pHRI)
* Neuroergonomics and Human Factors
* Soft Robotics and Bionic Systems
* Smart Environments and Pervasive Computing
* Multimodal Interfaces: Gesture, Speech, Emotion Recognition
* RoboEthics, Inclusion, and DEI in HRI
* Adaptive Wearables, Robot Skins, and RoboFashion
* Supernumerary Limbs, Human 2.0, and Intelligence Augmentation
* Any work that meaningfully connects minds, bodies, and robots

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🔘 NeuroDesign in HRI Student Competition
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The NeuroDesign in HRI Student EXPO & Competition is now open for submissions. This hybrid showcase invites undergraduate, master’s, and PhD students to present innovative concepts, prototypes, systems, and exploratory studies in HRI, BCI, neuro-inspired design, and related fields.

To reserve a spot for the 5-minute pitch presentation, participants may submit any one or any combination of the following:

(1) Video Abstract
 A 100-word summary plus a 1–2 minute video overview
(2) Slide Deck
 A 100-word summary plus 5 informative slides
(3) Extended Abstract
 A 2-page write-up in IEEE RAS format

🟢 Finalists and Presentation Format

Submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and approximately 10 projects will be selected for the final on-stage or online 5-minute pitch presentations. Finalists may participate in person, via Zoom, or by pre-recorded presentation. The selected finalists will be offered poster/demo space at the workshop venue, and posters for virtual participation will also be printed and exhibited onsite. We especially encourage submissions from students who have already presented related work at ICRA 2026 or published elsewhere, as this workshop provides an excellent opportunity to further increase the visibility of their research.

🏆 Awards

Awards for the Student Competition include:

🏅 Best Innovation in HRI NeuroDesign
* 1st Prize: €500
* 2nd Prize: €250
* 3rd Prize: €125

🏅 Most Popular Project Award
* 1st Prize: Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB RAM)
* 2nd Prize: Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ (13 TOPS)

In addition, the remaining finalists will each receive a €50 honorable mention award, and all finalists will receive certificates.

⏰ Important Dates — Student Competition
* Submission Deadline: May 3, 2026
* Acceptance Notification: May 10, 2026
* Competition Day: June 5, 2026

📤 Submission Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdHr36BmtfTxLbjHSmiY1CYapUiZPXHgsnDIXzXLjf0Kg_-Vw/viewform

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🔘 Poster Track
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In addition to the competition, we also welcome submissions to the Poster Track for participants who prefer not to enter the competition. Selected poster submissions will be invited for an onsite or online spotlight presentation during the workshop. The Poster Track is intended for short “original” research papers.

Authors should prepare their manuscripts as short papers (6–8 pages) using the Springer Nature proceedings format. We are currently exploring the possibility of publishing the workshop proceedings with Springer Nature. Alternatively, we will publish proceedings on arXiv. Please note that these workshop proceedings are separate from the main ICRA conference proceedings.

Springer guidelines:
https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines

🏆 Poster Awards

Top poster submissions will be recognized with special awards. The top three Poster Award winners will receive the following prizes:
* 1st Prize: Full APC waiver for Frontiers in Robotics and AI (open-access journal)
* 2nd Prize: €125
* 3rd Prize: DIY Neuroscience Kit – Pro

⏰ Important Dates — Poster Track
* Submission Deadline: May 3, 2026
* Acceptance Notification: May 10, 2026
* Workshop Day: June 5, 2026

📤 Submission Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf4w6Y4YC_NBpV6SKYY_5aoE0bi5dacbyqbdTlYbTIJ6jVA7g/viewform

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🔘 Onsite Participation Travel Support
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We strongly encourage onsite participation. For competition and poster presentation participants who wish to attend in person, we offer €50 travel support to help offset travel and workshop registration costs for ICRA.

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Why Participate?
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The NeuroDesign in HRI Workshop offers a unique interdisciplinary platform to connect with leading researchers, industry innovators, designers, and student creators who are shaping the future of human–machine synergy. Whether you join us onsite or remotely, you will have the opportunity to share your work, receive valuable feedback, build new collaborations, and contribute to a growing community at the intersection of brains, bodies, AI, and robots.

We warmly encourage students, early-career researchers, and interdisciplinary teams to submit their work and join us in Vienna for this exciting event.

For more information and participation guidelines, please visit the workshop website:
🌐 https://neurodesign-in-hri.webflow.io

And for any questions, please send email to:
📧 neurodesign.hri@gmail.com

We look forward to welcoming you to the 4th NeuroDesign in Human–Robot Interaction Workshop at ICRA 2026!

Best regards,
Organizing Committee
🧠 4th Workshop on NeuroDesign in Human–Robot Interaction @ ICRA 2026
🌐 https://neurodesign-in-hri.webflow.io
📧 neurodesign.hri@gmail.com

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Call for papers & Special sessions & Demo – Deadline Extension

April 21st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise
;text-decoration-color:initial;text-decoration-style:initial;text-indent:0px;text-transform:none;white-space:normal;word-spacing:0px”>Paper deadline (Main track & Special Sessions & Demo) : 20 APRIL  2026  -→ 11 May 2026 
Notification: 22 MAY  2026 -→ 15 June 2026 
Registration Paper (Early) & Camera Ready → 22 June 2026

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22nd International Conference on Content-based Multimedia Indexing, CBMI 2026
 Toulouse, France, October 21-23, 2026
https://cbmi2026.sciencesconf.org/
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Call for papers – Special sessions

In addition to the general call for papers to CBMI (see  https://cbmi2026.sciencesconf.org) on the listed topics of interest, special sessions welcome specific submissions. 

All papers submitted to special sessions at CBMI 2026 will be peer-reviewed through a standard review process.

Special Session List  :
    [VR4B-2026] Video Retrieval for Beginners
    [MusiCHER-2026] Challenges and opportunities on content-based multimedia indexing in the sphere of musical cultural heritage
    [UHBER-2026] Multimodal Data Analysis for Understanding of Human Behaviour, Emotions and their Reasons
    [ETCE-2026] Integrating ethical technologies and community engagement in multimedia technologies development
    [ExFMA-2026] Explainability and Fairness in Multimedia Analysis
    [MDFSA-2026] Multimodal Data Analysis and Fusion for Smart Agriculture

More info here : https://cbmi2026.sciencesconf.org/resource/page/id/18

NEW dates

Paper deadline (Main track & Special Sessions & Demo) : 20 APRIL  2026  -→ 11 May 2026 
Notification: 22 MAY  2026 -→ 15 June 2026 
Registration Paper (Early) & Camera Ready → 22 June 2026

Looking forward to reading you ! 

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