Call For Papers

Asia EISC 2026 invites original contributions at the intersection of edge computing, AI, and service-oriented systems, with a strong emphasis on imaging, sensing, and data-intensive perception. As modern optical/imaging and sensor systems generate massive data under strict latency and power constraints, edge intelligence is becoming essential for real-time perception, control, and reliable deployment. Asia EISC 2026 aims to bring together researchers and practitioners to share advances from algorithms to deployable edge systems, especially those validated with real sensors, imaging datasets, prototypes, or field experiments.

Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings and submitted for major indexing services such as EI-Compendex and Scopus (as applicable to the proceedings publisher and indexing policies).

Technical Program and Topic of Interest for Asia EISC: 6 Tracks

 

Track 1: Edge AI for Imaging & Embedded Vision


· On-device visual inference (classification, detection, segmentation)

· Real-time video analytics under latency constraints

· Model compression: pruning, quantization, distillation

· Efficient transformers and lightweight vision backbones

· Edge tracking, re-identification, and multi-camera analytics

· Event cameras and neuromorphic vision at the edge

· Resource-aware scheduling for vision workloads

· Benchmarking edge vision (accuracy–latency–power tradeoffs)

 

 

 

 

Track 2: Computational Imaging & Imaging Pipelines at the Edge


· Edge-based image reconstruction (CT/MRI/ultrasound/optical)

· Denoising, super-resolution, and enhancement on-device

· Learned imaging pipelines (ISP, RAW-to-RGB, HDR)

· Compressive sensing and low-light imaging methods

· Imaging system calibration, correction, and robustness

· Edge acceleration for reconstruction (GPU/NPU/FPGA)

· Adaptive sensing and closed-loop imaging at the edge

· Quality metrics and validation for computational imaging

 

 

 

 

Track 3: Multimodal Sensing & Sensor Fusion for Edge Perception


· Camera–LiDAR–radar fusion architectures

· Time synchronization and calibration for multimodal systems

· 3D perception and mapping on edge platforms

· Edge SLAM and localization for mobile systems

· Audio-visual and tactile/IMU integration at the edge

· Uncertainty-aware fusion and reliability estimation

· Edge analytics for industrial sensing networks

· Dataset creation and evaluation for multimodal perception

 

 

 

 

Track 4: Remote Sensing, UAV, and Geospatial Edge Analytics


· Edge AI for UAV/drone imaging and surveillance

· Satellite/hyperspectral processing near-sensor

· On-board change detection and rapid scene understanding

· Edge geospatial segmentation and object extraction

· Efficient transmission and compression for remote sensing streams

· Edge fusion of EO/IR/SAR and multi-source geospatial data

· Field deployment case studies (agriculture, environment, disaster)

· Trustworthy geospatial analytics (bias, drift, reliability)

 

 

 

 

Track 5: Intelligent Edge Services & Cloud–Edge Orchestration for Sensing Workloads


· Service-oriented architectures for imaging/sensing pipelines

· Stream processing and event-driven edge services

· Cloud–edge collaboration for perception and analytics

· Federated / split learning for sensor and imaging networks

· Resource allocation, autoscaling, and workload placement

· Edge MLOps for sensing systems (deployment, monitoring, updates)

· Digital twins for sensor systems and edge services

· Industrial platforms and real-world deployments (smart factories/cities)

 

 

 

 

Track 6: Trustworthy, Secure, and Efficient Edge Intelligence for Imaging/Sensing


· Privacy-preserving analytics (on-device, federated, anonymization)

· Security for edge AI pipelines (attacks, defenses, secure updates)

· Robustness to noise, occlusion, domain shift, and drift

· Explainable AI for imaging and sensing decisions

· Safety assurance for perception in critical systems

· Energy-efficient computing and thermal-aware operation

· Reliability engineering and fault tolerance for edge devices

· Responsible AI and governance for sensing applications