AI-Enhanced Bioelectronics

This symposium aims to explore the forefront of intelligent bioelectronic systems. The topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Smart and Integrated Flexible/Wearable/Implantable Bioelectronic Systems;
2. Closed-Loop Bioelectronic Medicine and Adaptive Therapeutic Intervention;
3. AI-Enhanced Design and Signal Processing of Bioelectronics;
4. Intelligent Sensory-Motor Feedback and Human–Machine Interaction. 

Symposium chair

Prof. Zhou Li Tsinghua University

Brain-Computer Interface

Symposium chair

Prof. Min Chen South China University of Technology

Sensory Interfaces for Embodied AI

This symposium focuses on most advanced sensing and feedback technologies to empower embodied AI with enhanced sensory functions. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Advanced tactile and force sensors;
2. Gas sensors as robotic nose; 
3. Data glove or haptic glove for dexterous hands;
4. Biomimetic robotic eyes, ears or mouth/tongue;
5. Robotic hair or cilia;
6. Sensing technologies in microrobots and soft robots
7. Chemical sensing interfaces.

Symposium chair

Prof. Xinge Yu City University of Hong Kong

Prof. Kuanming Yao The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Sensing Technology for Natural and Harsh Environment

This symposium focuses on sensor technologies designed to operate reliably in extreme natural and demanding conditions. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. High-temperature, high-pressure, and corrosion-resistant sensors for deep-sea, polar, and space exploration;
2. Advanced sensing systems for climate monitoring and natural disaster prediction;
3. Energy harvesting and self-powered solutions for long-term operation in remote locations;
4. Robust packaging and protection techniques for sensor durability under physical and chemical stress;
5. Wireless sensor networks for data collection in challenging environments;
6. Applications in oil and gas, mining, smart agriculture, and infrastructure monitoring.

Symposium chair

Prof. Toshihiro Itoh The University of Tokyo

Intelligent Optical Sensing and Imaging

Symposium chairs

Prof. Xiaogang Liu National University of Singapore	Prof. Hongyu Bian Jilin University	Prof. Zhigao Yi Suzhou Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Prof. Zichao Luo Fudan University	Prof. Yiming Wu Xiamen University

Energy Harvesting Technology and Intelligent Sensing Applications

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Vibration-based energy harvester materials/structures for intelligent sensors;
2. Multi-source (vibration/thermal) harvesting–sensing integration;
3. Intelligent sensing designs enabled by energy harvesting;
4. Vibration-driven system performance optimization;
5. Packaging/reliability of energy harvesting sensing units;
6. Applications in smart IoT, industrial monitoring, and wearable devices.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Shengxi Zhou Northwestern Polytechnical University

Prof. Zhihui Lai Shenzhen University

Prof. Junlei Wang Zhengzhou University

MEMS/NEMS Devices & Microsystems

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Reconfigurable Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs)
2. Optical Circuit Switch (OCS)
3. Micro/Nano Scale Optomechanics
4. Agile beam steering 
5. Optomechanical sensing
6. Optical spatial light modulators and phase arrays
7. MEMS-driven nanophotonic structures and metasurfaces

Symposium chairs

Prof. Guangya Zhou National University of Singapore

Prof. Huikai Xie Beijing Institute of Technology

Materials for flexible electronics

Symposium chair

Prof. Chuanfei Guo Southern University of Science and Technology

Flexible, Stretchable and Wearable Sensors

This symposium will focus on the latest advances in flexible, stretchable, and wearable sensor technologies. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Novel flexible substrates and stretchable conductive materials—design and fabrication.
2. High-performance wearable sensors for monitoring physiological signals (ECG, EMG, EEG, body temperature, sweat, etc.).
3. Multi-modal integrated sensing systems and flexible hybrid electronics.
4. Anti-interference, self-healing, and high-stability design strategies for wearable sensors.
5. Applications of flexible sensors in human motion monitoring, human–machine interaction, healthcare, intelligent rehabilitation, and robotic e-skin.

Symposium chair

Prof. Qiongfeng Shi Southeast University

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