Contributions to theory and practice, including but not limited to, the following technical areas, are invited:
In the area of Systems Science and Engineering: Adaptive Systems, Autonomous Systems, Communications, Conflict Resolution, Consumer and Industrial Applications, Control of Uncertain Systems, Cooperative Systems and Control, Cyber-physical Systems, Decision Support Systems, Digital Twins, Discrete Event Systems, Distributed Intelligent Systems, Electric Vehicles and Electric Vehicle, Supply Equipment, Enterprise Information Systems, Fault Monitoring and Diagnosis, Homeland Security, Infrastructure Systems and Services, Intelligent Green Production Systems, Intelligent Power Grid, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Large-Scale System of Systems, Manufacturing Automation and Systems, Mechatronics, Micro and Nano Systems, Quality and Reliability Engineering, Robotic Systems, Service Systems and Organizations, Smart Cities and Smart Villages, Smart Buildings and Smart Infrastructures, Smart Metering, Smart Sensor Networks, Space Systems, System Architecture, System Modeling and Control, Technology Assessment, Trust in Autonomous Systems.
In the area of Human-Machine Systems: Affective Computing, Assistive Technologies, Augmented Cognition, Biometrics and Applications, Brain-Computer Interfaces, Cognitive Computing, Companion Technology, Cooperative Work in Design, Entertainment Engineering, Environmental Sensing, Networking and Decision-Making, Ethics of AI and Pervasive Systems, Haptic Systems, Human-Centered Transportation, Human-Collaborative Robotics, Human Enhancements, Human-Machine Interaction, Human Factors, Human Perception in Multimedia, Human Performance Modeling, Human Space Flight, Information Systems for Design and Marketing, Intelligent Assistants, Interactive and Digital Media, Kansei Engineering, Medical Informatics, Multimedia Systems, Resilience Engineering, Shared Control, Systems Safety and Security,Team Performance and Training, Telepresence, User Interface Design, Virtual/Augmented/Mixed Reality, Visual Analytics/Communication, Wearable Computing
In the area of Cybernetics: Agent-Based Modeling, AIoT, AI and Applications, Artificial Immune Systems, Artificial Social Intelligence,Artificial Life, Big Data Computing, Biometric Systems and Bioinformatics,Cloud and Robotics Integration, Complex Networks, Computational Intelligence, Computational Life Science, Cybernetics for Informatics, Cyborgs, Deep Learning, Evolutionary Computation, Expert and Knowledge-Based Systems, Fuzzy Systems and their Applications, Metaheuristic Algorithms, Hybrid Models of Computational Intelligence, Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, Computational Intelligence in Information, Assurance, Intelligent Internet Systems, Knowledge Acquisition, Machine Learning, Machine Vision, Media Computing, Neural Networks and their Applications, Optimization and Self-Organization, Approaches, Quantum Cybernetics, Quantum Machine Learning, Representation Learning, Soft Computing, Socio-Economic Cybernetics, Swarm Intelligence
Other events beyond the regular technical sessions will enrich the meeting.
Please also consider contributing to the special sessions and workshops that will be organized. Some of these are newly proposed. Some are becoming a tradition. One of our great successes has been the Workshop on Brain-Machine Interface (BMI) Systems , now at its 13th edition. With the support of IEEE Future Directions we also organize the third Workshop on Telepresence.
There will also be a Forum of Women in Engineering, a Forum on Future Directions and our traditional Presidents’ Forum. A Joint SMCS-INCOSE panel: ‘Seeing and Building the Future of Systems Engineering’ is also confirmed, with participation of the top executives in INCOSE and SMC Society.
We will have a small on-site exhibition and a larger Virtual Exhibition this year. There will be also some tracks that will be held online only. So, though we are back to in-person attendance, SMC 2023 will have a virtual component. We encourage in-person participation in Maui, but at the same time, authors with travel restrictions, will be approved for on-line participation in the virtual tracks. We will transmit live the keynotes, tutorials, and some of the sessions, in real time and with recordings. There are many benefits of being able to attend a conference in person, among the top being the ability to interact better with fellow researchers, to network, and establish collaborations, in an environment that is conducive to detachment from routine activities and immersion in science and technology, that fosters creativity. Nonetheless, travel and health considerations may prevent in-person author attendance, and our policy will be to grant paper presentation online. Our aim is to get the best papers, and do the best to accommodate the authors to attend in their best way for them. On-line non-authors can register without a special approval.
For authors who do not yet have publishable results but want to present work in progress, applications, and new projects that have recently received funding, and to facilitate early feedback and foster collaborations, as well as to allow invited speakers to summarize their talks, we will accept two-page abstracts, which will be published in the on-line conference proceedings available to registrants.
