International Conference on VLSI Design, AI, Signal Processing and Wireless Communication
January 29-31, 2026 | Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University, Chennai, India
Paper Submission Deadline:
12 November, 2025
Acceptance Notification:
2 December, 2025
Registration Deadline:
12 December, 2025
Conference Dates:
29–31 January, 2026
Paper Submission Deadline:
12 November, 2025
Acceptance Notification:
2 December, 2025
Registration Deadline:
12 December, 2025
Conference Dates:
29–31 January, 2026
ABOUT
WELCOME TO ICVAIS 2026
Welcome to the 2026 International Conference on VLSI Design, AI, Signal Processing and Wireless Communication (ICVAIS 2026).
This event is a premier platform for the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and innovations across VLSI design, signal processing,
artificial intelligence, machine learning, and wireless communication.
Conference Committees
ICVAIS 2026 — International Conference on VLSI Design, AI, Signal Processing and Wireless Communication
Core Committee
Convener: Prof.Dr.P.T.V.Bhuvaneshwari
Secretary: Prof.Dr. V.R. Vijay Kumar
Joint Secretary: Asst.Prof.Dr.A.Divya
Scientific Committee
Prof. S. Ramakrishnan, IIT Madras
Dr. M. Sabariamalai Manikandan, IIT Palakkad
Prof. Barathram Ramkumar, IIT Bhubaneswar
Dr. Badri Narayan Subudhi, IIT Jammu
Dr. Eswaramoorthy K.V., IIITDM Kurnool
Dr. Udit Satija, IIT Patna
Dr. G.N.K. Reddy, NIT Calicut
Dr. P. Palanisamy, NIT Trichy
Dr. T. Veerakumar, NIT Goa
Prof. M. Bhaskar, NIT Trichy
Dr. Velliangiri S, SRMIST, Chennai
Organising Committee
Sikandar Sulaiman, Qualcomm India
Badrinath Padmanabhan, Intel Corporation
Siril Prasanna, Infinera
Dr. Manikandan J, PES University (ex-DRDO)
Dr. Hemlata Gupta, Scientist D, MeitY, Govt. of India
International Advisory Committee
Prof. Abdul Gazar
Call For Papers — Conference Topics
Explainable AI
Research and methods making AI systems transparent, understandable, and trustworthy.
Federated Learning
Distributed machine learning approaches where data remains decentralized for privacy.
Edge Intelligence
Intelligent processing and analytics at device or edge networks for real-time AI applications.
TinyML Deployment
Deployment of machine learning models on resource-constrained devices and IoT hardware.
Emotion Recognition
Technologies and algorithms to detect, analyze, and interpret human emotions.
Infant Diagnostics
Innovations in automated monitoring and analysis for infant health diagnostics.
Biometric Screening
Methods to identify individuals using biometric indicators for security and health.
Human Activity Recognition
Detecting and classifying human movements through sensors and AI.
AI Ethics
Ensuring responsible and fair use of artificial intelligence in systems.
Smart Healthcare
Integrating intelligent systems for personalized health monitoring and care.
5G Networks
Next-generation cellular network technologies providing high speed and low latency.
6G Technologies
Emerging research on sixth generation wireless communication networks.
UAV Networks
Communications and coordination in unmanned aerial vehicle systems.
Vehicular Networks
Networking solutions for connected and autonomous vehicles.
Wireless Protocols
Standard and novel protocols for wireless communications.
Mobile Offloading
Techniques to transfer computational tasks from mobile devices to the cloud.
Fog Networking
Distributed computing architecture extending cloud services to the network edge.
SDN & NFV
Software defined networking and network function virtualization technologies.
Quantum Networks
Quantum communication and networking strategies.
Energy-efficient Networking
Low-power and green energy approaches for network design.
Sensor Fusion
Integrating data from multiple sensors to improve accuracy and reliability.
Real-time Processing
Processing data with minimal latency to support time-critical decisions.
Fault Tolerance
System design to ensure reliability despite errors or component failures.
Secure Computation
Computations that maintain data privacy and security guarantees.
Digital Twins
Digital replicas of physical systems for monitoring and simulation.
Privacy Preservation
Techniques to protect users' sensitive data in digital domains.
Smart Cities
Technology integration to enhance urban living and infrastructure.
Self-organizing Systems
Systems that autonomously coordinate without central control.
Distributed Algorithms
Algorithms designed for distributed computing systems.
Cybersecurity Models
Models to analyze, detect, and mitigate security threats.
Embedded Systems
Design and application of embedded computing systems.
Model Compression
Techniques for reducing model size while maintaining performance.
Cloud Computing
Delivery of computing services over the internet.
Edge Computing
Distributed computing closer to data sources for efficiency.
Blockchain Systems
Decentralized ledger technologies and applications.
Big Data
Techniques for handling very large datasets.
Quantum Computing
Computation using quantum-mechanical phenomena.
IoT Systems
Connected devices communicating and interacting seamlessly.
Smart Devices
Devices with enhanced capabilities and connectivity.
System-on-Chip
Integrated circuits combining all components onto a single chip.
Proceedings: All accepted papers (with registration) will be published in the Springer LNCS series.
Special Issues: Selected papers may be extended for SCI journals.
Tutorials: Two-hour pre-conference tutorials on December 11, 2025.
Submission Instructions: Provided on the conference website.
Full Paper Submission
Send your full-paper submission to icvais@mitindia.edu in electronic form (MS Word/PDF) for the reviewing process.
Important Points for Preparing Your Paper
Paper must be an unpublished novel research work, written in either British or American English (not both).
The paper should be prepared as .doc/.docx/LaTex file.
One author must be assigned as Corresponding Author for all communications. Maximum 6 authors per manuscript.
Avoid affiliation/acknowledgement footnotes. If necessary, place them before the references.
Tables and figures must be numbered and of high quality.
Thoroughly proofread the article for typographical and grammatical mistakes. Non-native English authors are encouraged to have it proofread by a native speaker.
Paper Formatting
Articles may be edited for clarity and grammatical accuracy, and should follow the publisher manuscript style.
Font: Times New Roman, single spacing; justified alignment.
Structured abstract must include: Introduction, Methods, Analysis, Results, and Conclusions.
All papers will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee Members.
Corresponding authors will be notified by email of acceptance, revision, or rejection.
Authors are required to revise their papers according to reviewers’ feedback before final submission.
Notification of Acceptance or Rejection
Notification of acceptance or rejection will be sent on or before the scheduled date.
Accepted papers may be updated according to reviewer recommendations.
Rejection may be due to out-of-scope topics or high plagiarism. Rejected papers will not be reconsidered.
Academic Ethics and Conference Policy
Authors must adhere to ethical guidelines. ICSCN reserves the right to remove any submission if authors fail to provide a valid explanation for disputes arising during peer review or after acceptance/publication.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism, image manipulation, and data fabrication are not tolerated.
Copying text, research ideas, images, or data without proper citation, even from the author’s own publications, is prohibited.
Copied text must be quoted and properly referenced.
If plagiarism is detected during review, the manuscript will be rejected. Post-publication plagiarism will result in retraction.
Copyright
Authors are responsible for obtaining necessary permissions for all third-party content.
For reused content from previous editions, authors must ensure proper permissions for the new edition.