Call for Papers

Call For Papers

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IoT is revolutionizing the way we live! Experts and organizations are addressing the topic in policy statements, papers and conferences. There are many aspects to be looked at when talking about IoT.

Earlier developments were quite focused on the lower-level aspects such as interfacing, communication protocols and standards, base platforms, energy efficiency and energy harvesting, smart devices and smart sensors, etc. With the exponential growth of the number of devices and sensors connected to Internet and their increasing levels of embedded intelligence, other relevant challenges emerge, including organizational structures, collaborative cyber-physical ecosystems, end-user development, self-organizing systems, distributed decision making, collective adaptive and cognitive systems, behavioural models, systems resilience, handling big data, etc.

The IFIP International Internet of Things (IoT) Conference addresses this wide variety of aspects. Papers will show technical advancements, research on major questions, policy issues, and so on. Perspectives will be from the people and organizations involved (users, user organizations, ICT professionals, ICT industry, authorities / regulators) and from the phase of an IoT system or component (development, production / manufacturing, implementation, maintenance, management, use).

Main topics of interest (non-exhaustive list):

Track 1: IoT Systems, Networks, and Applications

  • Scalable IoT Systems Design
  • Distributed IoT Systems
  • Autonomous IoT Systems
  • Service-oriented IoT Architectures
  • Lightweight protocols and LPWAN Technologies
  • 5G/6G Integration for IoT
  • Edge and Fog Computing Architectures
  • Hybrid Computing Architectures
  • Time-Sensitive IoT Networking
  • Software-Defined Networking for IoT
  • IoT-driven Energy Harvesting and Power Management
  • IoT-enabled Smart Cities and Intelligent Transportation Applications
  • Industrial IoT and IoT for Industry 4.0
  • Wearable IoT Devices and mHealth Systems
  • Interoperability and Standardization for IoT
  • Digital Twins for IoT System Monitoring
  • Real-time IoT Data Analytics
  • Predictive Maintenance using IoT data
  • IoT in Metaverse Environments

Track 2: IoT Security and Privacy

  • Lightweight Cryptography for Sensors
  • Hardware-Rooted Trust
  • Blockchain-Enabled Decentralized Security
  • Privacy-Preserving Data Aggregation
  • Intrusion Detection and Mitigation
  • Formal Verification of IoT Protocols
  • Threat Intelligence and Risk Assessment
  • Identity and Access Management
  • Adversarial Resilience in IoT Devices
  • AI/ML for IoT security
  • Secure edge and fog computing
  • Post-quantum cryptography for IoT
  • Zero-trust architecture in IoT
  • Secure firmware and OTA updates
  • Side-channel and physical attack mitigation
  • Secure interoperability standards
  • Human-centric IoT privacy
  • Energy-efficient security mechanisms

 

Track 3: AI for IoT (AIoT)

  • On-Device Machine Learning (TinyML)
  • Federated Learning for Distributed Data
  • Explainable AI (XAI) for Edge Intelligence
  • Deep Learning for Signal Processing
  • Reinforcement Learning for Resource
  • Allocation Anomaly Detection and Predictive Maintenance
  • Generative AI for Synthetic Data Augmentation
  • Vision-Based AI for Surveillance and Robotics
  • Real-Time Stream Analytics
  • Neuromorphic Computing for IoT

Submission Guidelines

IFIP-IoT solicits submissions of full papers as well as short (poster) paper. Submitted full papers must be original, unpublished, and not submitted to another conference or journal for consideration. Poster presentations will have to be student papers. Proposals for special sessions can be submitted through online system.

Manuscripts in PDF format with author information (optional) should be submitted using the link.

All papers must be written in English. Full papers should be at most 18 pages long in total including references and appendices. The paper should be intelligible without having to read the appendices. Poster presentations should be at most 8 pages. Submissions should not be anonymized. Authors must follow the Springer formatting instructions for the IFIP AICT series, see here .

At least one author of each accepted paper must register by the early registration date and present the paper.

Highly ranked papers will be invited for publication in two SCOPUS indexed journals: Springer Nature Computer Science IoT Section and Elsevier International Journal on Critical Infrastructure Protection.

The copyright form from Springer can be found Download PDF . Template provided here should be used to format the paper submission.