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Call for Papers

#MCAIT2026 invites submissions of high-quality, original research and development across all areas of Artificial Intelligence Technology, organized under five conference tracks. Accepted and presented papers will be published in the #MCAIT2026 IEEE Conference Proceedings and submitted to IEEE Xplore, with indexing by Scopus.

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Topics of Interest

Topics of interest are organized under the five conference tracks.

Track 1

Foundations and Frontiers of AI

12 topics

  • Advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) and Foundation Models
  • Multimodal AI: Integrating Text, Vision, Audio
  • Explainable and Interpretable AI Techniques
  • Self-supervised and Unsupervised Learning
  • AI and Quantum Computing
  • Optimization Algorithm or Applications
  • Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Semantic Technology
  • Knowledge Management
  • Information Retrieval
  • Data & Text Mining

Track 2

Applied and Domain-Specific AI

9 topics

  • AI for Healthcare
  • AI for Climate Science and Sustainability
  • AI in Robotics and Human-Robot Collaboration
  • AI in Creative Industries
  • AI for Social Good
  • AI in Legal, Financial, and Educational Systems
  • AI for Predictive Maintenance in Industrial IoT
  • AI for Smart Manufacturing and Factory Automation
  • Biomedical Image Analysis and Applications

Track 3

Intelligent Systems, Embedded AI, and Cyber Technologies

7 topics

  • Real-time AI on Embedded Systems
  • Robust AI for Autonomous Vehicles and Drones
  • AI for Cybersecurity and Threat Detection
  • Cyber Intelligence
  • Cyber Technologies
  • Cyber System
  • Cyber Resilience Management

The source repeats “AI in Robotics and Human-Robot Collaboration” here; it is de-duplicated to Track 2 for the website.

Track 4

Emerging ICT, Data, and Immersive Technologies

5 topics

  • Big Data and Decision Making
  • Data Analytics and its Application
  • Emerging ICT Application
  • Mobile Technology Applications
  • Virtual and Augmented Reality, Technology and Software Systems

Virtual and Augmented Reality, Technology and Software Systems is merged from two source bullets.

Track 5

Smart Cities

5 topics

  • Innovative Technologies for Smart Urban Living
  • Building Sustainable and Intelligent Cities
  • Smart Solutions for Modern Cities
  • Technology for Better Urban Life
  • Intelligent Systems for Future Cities

Author Submission Requirements

IEEE requirements

Use the complete Paper Preparation guide before submitting through EDAS. It covers manuscript format, EDAS entry, double-blind review anonymity, review follow-up, final camera-ready submission, and publication obligations.

  • Papers must follow the official IEEE conference template (Word or LaTeX, two-column format).
  • Initial submissions must be uploaded as anonymized PDF files with proper formatting and embedded fonts.
  • Paper length is typically 4–6 pages; authors should follow the IEEE template and any final page-limit guidance issued with camera-ready instructions.
  • The work must be original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere.
  • Papers must pass a plagiarism check (e.g., via iThenticate), and the similarity score must be less than 20%.
  • Papers must include standard sections: Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Methodology, Results, Conclusion, and References (IEEE style).
  • The initial manuscript PDF must remove author names, affiliations, email addresses, acknowledgements, and any other identifying details to preserve double-blind review.
  • Submit via EDAS: https://edas.info/N35526.
  • After acceptance, final camera-ready PDFs must be IEEE Xplore compliant and validated using IEEE PDF eXpress.
  • At least one author must register and present the paper; otherwise, it will not be published.
  • Author templates are available from the official IEEE Conference Templates page.

Author templates

Download the official IEEE Word or LaTeX conference templates before preparing your manuscript.

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Before you submit

Review the full Paper Preparation workflow before uploading the initial PDF to EDAS.

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Camera-ready note

Accepted-paper authors must validate the final PDF through IEEE PDF eXpress, upload the approved camera-ready file to EDAS, and complete the IEEE Electronic Copyright Form (eCF). Initial paper submissions remain separate.

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Review Process and Ethics

Review Process Summary

All submitted papers undergo double-blind peer review. Initial manuscripts must remove author names, affiliations, email addresses, acknowledgements, and any other identifying details before review.

Ethics Statement

MCAIT 2026 upholds the highest standards of publication ethics. Submissions must be original and properly attributed, must not be plagiarized or concurrently submitted elsewhere, and are screened for similarity (e.g., via iThenticate), with a similarity score that must be less than 20%. Breaches of research or publication ethics result in rejection in accordance with IEEE’s policies.

Author Declarations

Authors must disclose any use of AI tools, remain fully responsible for manuscript content, declare that there are no conflicts of interest related to the work, and confirm that personal data were handled in accordance with applicable privacy, ethical, and data protection regulations.

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5 conference tracks are open for submissions.