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The 5th International Conference on Computer Applications Technology

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Aug 17, 2026 at 7:10 PM

The 5th International Conference on Computer Applications Technology (CCAT 2026) Fukuoka, Japan during December 18-20, 2026.https://ccat.org/index.htmlThe conference is sponsored by Okayama University, Japan. It is technically sponsored by Concordia University, Canada; Loughborough University, UK; and National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan.CCAT 2026 offers a platform for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas on innovative uses of computers, the Internet, and software tools. It also addresses technology integration in engineering education and related assessment and dissemination issues.The conference aims to bridge academia and industry, facilitating knowledge exchange and research-to-industry dialogue. Professionals, industrialists, and students are welcome to share their research experiences and engage in interactive sessions.Important DatesSeptember 10th, 2026 Full Paper SubmissionOctober 5th, 2026 Notification DateOctober 20th, 2026 Registration DeadlineNovember 10th, 2026 Camera ReadyPapers and Proceedings Papers will undergo double-blind peer review by the technical committee. Accepted and presented papers will appear in the ACM ICPS, be archived in the ACM Digital Library, and be indexed in Ei Compendex, Scopus, and submitted for Thomson Reuters ISI Web of Science review. Call for PapersThe conference aims to share and disseminate, to all branches of industries, information on the most recent and relevant research, theories and practices in Computer Applications Technology. We welcome papers in, but not limited to, the following areas:Topic 1: Software Engineering and Modern DevelopmentSoftware Requirements and EngineeringSoftware Architecture, Design Patterns, and MicroservicesModern Programming Paradigms and LanguagesSoftware Quality Assurance, Verification, and ValidationEmpirical Software Engineering and MetricsFormal Methods in Software EngineeringAI-Augmented Software EngineeringSoftware Engineering for AI SystemsEmbedded, Real-Time, and Cyber-Physical Systems SoftwareMobile, Web, and Cross-Platform Application DevelopmentGame Design, Development, and Engine TechnologySustainable and Green Software Engineering Topic 2: Artificial Intelligence and Computational IntelligenceMachine Learning, Deep Learning, and Neural NetworksEvolutionary Computing and Meta-heuristic OptimizationNatural Language Processing and Large Language ModelsComputer Vision, Image, and Video ProcessingIntelligent and Adaptive Human-Computer InteractionFoundation Models, Generative AI, and Multimodal LearningExplainable AI, AI Safety, Fairness, and EthicsBig Data Analytics, Mining, and ManagementAI for Scientific Computing and DiscoveryAI in Healthcare, Bioinformatics, and Biomedical ApplicationsAI for Environmental Science and Sustainability Topic 3: Intelligent Systems and Industrial Informatics (Industry 4.0/5.0)Smart Manufacturing, Production, and Process ControlPredictive and Prescriptive MaintenanceIndustrial Internet of Things and Smart Sensor SystemsRobotics, Autonomous Systems, and Flexible AutomationMixed, Augmented, and Virtual Reality in IndustryIndustrial AI and Cognitive ManufacturingDigital Twins and Cyber-Physical Production SystemsSupply Chain Optimization and Cost ModelingSmart Cities, Urban Informatics, and Connected InfrastructureConnected and Autonomous VehiclesSustainable Industrial Systems and Green Computing Topic 4: Computer Systems, Networks, and CybersecurityOperating Systems and Distributed SystemsComputer Networks, Communication Protocols, and Next-Generation InternetHigh-Performance, Parallel, and Cloud ComputingEdge, Fog, and Mobile Edge Computing ArchitecturesCybersecurity, Cryptography, and Network SecurityDigital Forensics, Threat Intelligence, and Intrusion DetectionInformation Security, Privacy, and Trust ManagementBlockchain, Decentralized Applications, and Web3 TechnologiesSocial Network Analysis, Security, and Misinformation DetectionNeuromorphic Computing and Brain-Computer Interfaces