Sept. 19-21, 2024 @ Pula, Croatia

Welcome to SISY 2024!

Authors are welcome to submit original and unpublished papers which are not currently under review by another conference or journal and addressing state-of-the-art research to share their work in all areas of Intelligent Systems and Informatics and its applications and attend the IEEE 22^nd International Symposium on Intelligent Systems and Informatics (SISY 2024) to be held on September 19-21, 2024 in Pula, Croatia. The conference is going to be organized in-person with onsite presentations only.

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Scope

The aim of SISY 2024 Symposium is to offer researchers an opportunity to extend the existing scientific relationships all over the world in the field of Intelligent Systems including Fuzzy Systems, Fuzzy and Neuro-Fuzzy Control, Knowledge Based Systems, Expert Systems, Intelligent Robotics, Reasoning, Learning, Robotic Systems, Human-Robotic Interaction, Service Robots, Surgery Robots, Intelligent Mechatronics, Cybermedical Systems, CAD/CAM/CAE Systems, Intelligent Manufacturing Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning, Deep learning, Engineering Education, 5G and Cybersecurity, Digitalisation, Generation Research, Consumer Trends, Women in Engineering and Informatics. Our hope is that researchers and lecturers working at various institutions will find common research areas at the conference so that they can co-operate on bilateral or international projects. On the one hand, papers submitted to this conference deal with new educational methods that make a valuable contribution to the co-operation of institutions in higher education. The majority of these works focus on intelligent systems that can be successfully implemented in various areas of developing industries all over the world. All accepted papers are presented at the conference in sessions. The technical program is prepared on the basis of announced topics.

Topics

Computational Intelligence (track chair: Amir Mosavi): Machine Learning, Genetic Algorithms, Neural Nets, Fuzzy Systems, Fuzzy and Neuro-Fuzzy Control, Knowledge Based Systems, Expert Systems

Intelligent Robotics (track chair: Enikő Nagy): Control, Flexible Arm Control, Perception and Recognition, Reasoning, Learning, Robotic Systems, Human-Robotic Interaction, Service Robots, Surgery Robots, Machine Vision

Intelligent Mechatronics (track chair: Radu-Emil Precup): Sensing and Sensor Data Fusion, Motion Control, Intelligent Actuators

Intelligent Manufacturing Systems (track chair: László Horváth): Flexible Manufacturing Systems, Production Planning and Scheduling, System Simulation, Rapid Prototyping, Concurrent Engineering, Virtual Reality

Informatics (track chair: György Eigner): The Web, Business & Digital Culture, Databases, Design & Graphics, Digital Audio, Video and Photography, Hardware, Home & Office, Networking & Sys Admin, Operating Systems, programming, Science & Math, Security Software Engineering, Healthcare Informatics, Teaching Informatics, Informatics in education process

Applied Mathematics (track chair: Tibor Poganj)

Special Session on PhD Student Research in Applied Informatics (organized by László Horváth)

Special Session on Digitalisation, Generation Research, Consumer Trends (organized by Mónika Garai-Fodor, Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsir and János Varga)

Special session on 5G and Cybersecurity (organized by Anna Bánáti and Miklós Kozlovszky)

Special Session on Women in Engineering and Informatics (organized by Andrea Tick)

Plenary Speakers

József Bokor

Learning Nonlinear Models of Dynamic Systems

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Darko Etinger

Event Log Collection and Processing in Educational Environments: Discovering Usage Patterns for Learning Management Systems

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Peng Shi

Cybersecurity: Issues and Challenges

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