Call for posters and demos

The poster session is a forum for new ideas, preliminary results, innovative applications and tools, and new research questions and directions. The demo session features hands-on demonstrations of platforms, implementations and case studies; demos of new designs and advances in cyber-physical systems are particularly welcome.

Both academia and industry are encouraged to contribute. Industry submissions may report practical experience, field trials and emerging trends.

Posters

A short paper on early or ongoing research: new methods, preliminary results or promising concepts, written to invite discussion and feedback.

Demos

A short paper on what will be demonstrated and how attendees can interact with it, with an overview of the research behind the demo. State the space, power and network access the demo needs.

Topics include, but are not limited to:

• Future smart computing paradigms and models of smart environments
• Algorithms for smart computing
• AI and machine learning in smart computing
• Security, privacy and trust in smart computing
• Fairness and socio-technical issues of smart computing
• Cyber-physical, middleware, mobile and ubiquitous platforms for smart environments
• Cloud, edge and fog computing platforms for smart systems
• Data architectures and analytics for smart computing
• Smart computing for smart and connected communities
• Smart green computing
• Social computing and smart systems
• Wearable computing and IoT for smart systems
• Architectures and software for smart computing
• Novel communication paradigms in smart computing (e.g., 5G/6G, visible light communication, dynamic spectrum access)
• Quantum computing in smart systems
• Interdisciplinary approaches to smart computing
• Applications: healthcare and digital epidemiology, agriculture, infrastructure, cities, energy, transportation, water distribution, factories and workplaces

Submit one PDF of up to 3 pages including figures, tables and references, on US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) paper with all fonts embedded. Use the conference mode of the IEEE two-column template (for LaTeX, the conference option of the IEEEtran class). When you submit on EDAS, choose the poster track or the demo track.

All submissions are peer reviewed.

Submissions must be original work not previously published and not under review elsewhere. Papers may be checked for similarity with IEEE CrossCheck.

Any use of AI-generated content must be disclosed as described in the IEEE Author Center guidelines.

Accepted and presented papers will be submitted for inclusion in IEEE Xplore, subject to meeting IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements.

SMARTCOMP 2027 is an in-person conference. Each accepted paper must be covered by one full registration and presented in Boca Raton by one of its authors. Papers that are not presented in person will not be included in the proceedings or submitted to IEEE Xplore.

The author registration deadline is Friday, May 7, 2027. Fees, rates and policies are on the registration page.

Authors requiring a visa to enter the United States are strongly encouraged to begin the application process as early as possible, and to request an invitation letter as soon as their paper is accepted. See visa and invitation letters.