Call For Papers

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Important Dates

JUN
June 15th, 2025

Abstract submission.

JUL
July 15th, 2025

Paper submission.

SEP
September 15th, 2025

Notifications.

OCT
October 1st, 2025

Camera ready version.

NOV
November 26th to November 28th, 2025

Conference dates.

Track Topics

AmI for health & (A3L) (Ambient, Active & Assisted Living)

  • The role of AI and machine learning in promoting A3L.
  • The role of Social Determinants of Health in Tech-Driven Care
  • Smart homes and mobile ecosystems to promote health and independent living.
  • User-centered design and user experience in health environments.
  • Evaluation and validation of ambient assisted living systems and applications.
  • Synthetic Data for A3L: Collection, Cleaning, Processing, Distribution, and Storage.
  • Activity recognition and behavior analysis in A3L environments.
  • Ambient assisted living and chronic disease management.
  • Business models and commercialization of ambient assisted living products and services.
  • Improving healthcare using medical digital twin technology.
  • Digital interventions for depression, mental health issues and quality of life improvement.
  • Education, training, and e-Learning systems in Health domains.
  • Mobile, affective, and multimodal interfaces for A3L.
  • Preventive care in A3L environments

Internet of EveryThing (IoT, People & Processes) and Sensors

  • IoE (IoT included) enabling technologies, techniques and methods.
  • IoE application and services.
  • Current and future trends in IoE.
  • IoE societal impacts and Ethical implications of IoE.
  • IoE interoperability, integration and performance.
  • IoE experimental results and deployment scenarios.
  • Human factors in IoE.
  • Applications of hybrid sensor networks.
  • Design and evaluation of interfaces for smart devices in the IoT ecosystem.
  • Personalization of interactions in IoT.
  • Robotic integration in Smart Environments.
  • AI for the embedded IoT/IoE and Edge computing.

(AI)² - Artificial Intelligence for Ambient Intelligence

  • Transparency and Explainability of AI.
  • AI & Machine learning for sustainable development goals.
  • Resource optimization and conservation in ambient intelligence using AI.
  • AI-powered advanced human interaction.
  • AI assisted interaction for disabled people.
  • Emotion recognition in ambient intelligence.
  • Signal analysis through neural networks.
  • Deployable deep learning models in low resources systems.
  • Synthetic data generation for interaction research.
  • Computer vision applied in ambient intelligence.
  • AI in smart classrooms.
  • Using massive data to support decision-making in AmI environments.
  • Evaluation methods for AI in interactive systems.
  • Data pre-processing techniques for multimodal data.
  • Bias mitigation strategies in AI for human interaction.
  • Natural interaction through LLMs.
  • LLM pruning techniques.

Special Session: Games and Wellness: Games for Mental, Physical and Emotional Health and Wellness

  • Affective Games.
  • Mental health and video games.
  • VR & AR for Healthcare.
  • Serious Games & Gamification.
  • Game Design for Wellness.
  • Digital Twins/Shadows.
  • Game Pedagogy.
  • Technical Game Development.
  • Visualization and Simulation.
  • Artificial Intelligence in Games.
  • UX and UI for Accessibility.
  • Peripherals in Gaming experiences.
  • HCI in games.

Special Session: Foundation Models vs Energy Efficiency in Ambient Intelligence

  • Foundation models in AmI – LLMs, multimodal models, self-supervised learning.
  • Computational efficiency – Optimizing AI models for deployment in AmI (quantization, pruning, distillation, edge AI).
  • Energy-aware AI – Can foundation models be adapted to work efficiently in resource-limited smart environments?
  • Privacy & decentralization – Challenges of running foundation models on local/edge devices while preserving energy efficiency.
  • Sustainable AI for smart homes & healthcare – How to balance performance, interpretability, and sustainability?
  • Hybrid models – Combining traditional lightweight AI (rule-based, classical ML) with foundation models for efficiency.

Special Session: Sustainable and secure future IoT/IIoT networks and services challenges, applications and metrics

  • Scalable authentication and authorization.
  • Security resource auditing and control.
  • Secure communication protocols: proposals and modifications.
  • Advances in the use of post-quantum and/or hybrid systems.
  • Security and scalability aspects in the network.
  • Security and scalability aspects in software and its distribution.
  • Privacy and anonymity aspects.
  • Energy efficiency and sustainability of software and protocols.
  • Measurement and evaluation of algorithms and protocols.

Doctoral Consortium

Paper Submission

UCAmI invites high quality contributions describing significant, original and unpublished results for submission in the following categories:

Long papers

Max. 12 pages

Intended to allow presentation of academic research results of high quality. Submissions must contain an original contribution and may not have already been published in another forum, nor be subject to review for other conferences or publications. Contributions should include unpublished results of research, case studies or experiences that provide new evidence about the research or application regarding to the main topics. Articles accepted in this category will be published in the proceedings of the event. Long papers must not exceed 12 pages (including figures and appendices).

Short papers

Max. 6 pages

Intended to allow presentation of ongoing studies with partial (however, significant) results. Submissions must contain an original contribution and may not have already been published in another forum, nor be subject to review for other conferences or publications. Articles accepted in this category will be published in the proceedings of the event. Short papers must not exceed 6 pages (including figures and appendices).

Please ensure that your papers are formatted correctly and are within the specified page limits. Author information and templates are available in Information for LNNS Authors web, or downloading the templates here for Latex and Word. All papers should be written in English.

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Submission Procedure

All submissions should be made by the CMT de Microsoft platform and must follow the LNNS (Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems) Formatting Guidelines. You can submit your paper through the following: