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SustainableAIoT-Afrasia 2026
SustainableAIoT-Afrasia: Sustainable AIoT for AfroAsian Communities
SustainableAIoT-Afrasia 2026 is a workshop at IEEE AIoT 2026 in Kobe, Japan, focused on sustainable AIoT, edge AI, and TinyML for Africa and Asia. It brings together researchers from both continents to address shared technical challenges in resource-constrained, climate-vulnerable environments, emphasizing real-world deployment, energy efficiency, and locally grounded innovation.
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Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Deployment/experience reports
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Demo proposals
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Position/vision papers
Archival papers published in the workshop proceedings.
Student posters
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Research areas in scope
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Efficient & edge ML
Compression, pruning, quantization, distillation, NAS for microcontrollersTinyMLcoreset selectiondata-efficient training
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Sustainable & energy-aware learning
Carbon/energy-aware training and inferencesolar/battery-constrained schedulinghardware–software co-design for low-power sensing
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Distributed & on-device learning
Federated learning over heterogeneous, intermittently-connected devicessplit computingcontinual learning under drift
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Resilient networking, security & lifecycle management
Disruption-tolerant and intermittent networkingLPWAN and mesh networkssatellite/opportunistic connectivitysecure provisioningfirmware/model updateslong-term maintenance
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Sensing & perception for AIoT
Low-cost sensor fusionrobust perception under noisy hardwareremote-sensing/satellite-edge co-design
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Domain applications
Precision agricultureinclusive livelihoodsaccessible learning ecosystemswater and energy managementclimate/disaster early warninglow-resource healthcaresmart mobility
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Human-centered & multilingual interfaces
Low-literacy interaction designparticipatory data collectioncommunity-in-the-loop deployment
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Data governance
Cross-border data sovereigntyprivacy-preserving analyticsfairness and robustness under regional distribution shift
Policies worth checking twice
- Double-blind review via EasyChair
- Each submission receives at least two reviews
- Maximum of 6 pages including references
- Must use IEEE Computer Society Proceedings Format (double-column, 10pt font, US letter paper)
- Submissions must be in PDF format only
- All submissions must be made through EasyChair (previous submissions via other portals must be resubmitted)
- Accepted papers are archival and published in the workshop proceedings
- Authors of accepted student submissions may opt into a mentorship track
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Last verified September 9, 2026