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Call for Papers
The annual international conference ICCBI 2027 aims to improve the intersection of Computer networks, Big data and IoT. The Conference's primary goal is to explore and share cutting-edge research knowledge in preparation for future long-term collaboration. It is strongly encouraged to conduct research on the tools, methodologies, practises, and applications of Computing and Communication technologies.
Track 1: Cybernetics, Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analytics
  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Deep Learning and Neural Networks
  • Computational Intelligence and Cognitive Computing
  • Big Data Analytics and Data Mining
  • Intelligent Decision Support Systems
  • Explainable AI and Knowledge Engineering
  • Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
  • Predictive Analytics and Intelligent Optimization
  • Information Fusion and Intelligent Data Processing
  • Trustworthy AI and Intelligent Cyber Systems
Track 2: Human-Machine Systems and Intelligent Applications
  • Human-Machine Interaction and Human-Centered AI
  • Human-Robot Interaction and Collaborative Intelligence
  • Cognitive Systems and Affective Computing
  • Intelligent User Interfaces and Adaptive Systems
  • Brain-Computer Interfaces and Assistive Technologies
  • Smart Healthcare and Cyber-Medical Systems
  • Wearable Sensors and Intelligent Health Monitoring
  • Human Behavior Modeling and Recognition
  • Intelligent Robotics and Autonomous Systems
  • AI-Enabled Smart Cities and Transportation Systems
Track 3: Systems Science, Intelligent Networks and IoT
  • Intelligent Computer Networks and Communication Systems
  • Internet of Things and Industrial IoT
  • Cyber-Physical Systems and Intelligent Control
  • Edge, Fog and Cloud Computing
  • Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0
  • Digital Twins and Intelligent Automation
  • Network Security and Cyber Resilience
  • Distributed Intelligent Systems and Sensor Networks
  • Intelligent Energy Systems and Smart Grids
  • Systems Engineering, Modeling and Optimization