Ubiquitous sensors, devices, networks, and information are driving the emergence of a smart world, where computational intelligence is seamlessly embedded into the physical environment to deliver reliable, context-aware services to people. This pervasive intelligence is reshaping the computing landscape, enabling novel classes of applications and systems and greatly expanding the boundaries of what computing can achieve. By infusing everyday objects with intelligence, a wide range of tasks and processes can be simplified, optimized, and made more engaging.

Ubiquitous computing aims to design and realize such intelligent environments, services, and applications. We invite high-quality, original, and unpublished contributions that advance the state of the art in ubiquitous intelligence and computing.

Topics of Interest

The topics include (but are not limited to):

Intelligent/Smart networks and pervasive communication
Smart devices and intelligent objects
Reliability and resilience of pervasive systems
Evolution of traditional computing paradigms
Human-environment interaction in intelligent spaces
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
Green and Sustainability AI computation
Edge and fog computing for distributed intelligence
Scalability of ubiquitous systems
Security, privacy, and data protection in ubiquitous computing
Social and ethical implications of pervasive intelligence
Smart Applications (e.g. in smart cities, healthcare, and intelligent environments)