International Conference on Advanced Technology and Artificial Intelligence
Our chapter organizes ATAI 2026 in hybrid mode on September 26-27, 2026, technically sponsored by The Institution of Engineers and Scientists. The program brings researchers, practitioners, and public-sector technologists together around computational intelligence, with keynote talks and peer-reviewed paper presentations.
Call for speakers, ATAI 2026
September 26-27, 2026Saturday and Sunday
HybridIn person and Google Meet
Houston, TexasUnited States
Computing and Intelligent SystemsISSN 3048-5649, open access
ATAI 2026 gathers researchers, academics, industry engineers, and government technologists to discuss applied computational intelligence. Sessions mix keynote talks from academia and industry with presentations of accepted peer-reviewed articles.
The chapter runs the conference in hybrid mode, so authors who cannot travel to Houston present online. Post-conference proceedings go to the open access book series Computing and Intelligent Systems (ISSN 3048-5649, online). The series is indexed in Google Scholar, and accepted articles receive a DOI, ISBN, and ISSN.
Full conference administration, submission handling, and registration run on the IoES platform. Use the official ATAI 2026 site as the authoritative source for deadlines and committee listings.
The technical program covers the following areas. The list is indicative, not exhaustive.
Machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and AI ethics.
IoT, smart cities, smart grids, and intelligent systems.
Analytics, visualization, and storage architecture.
Augmented reality, virtual reality, and wearable technologies.
Autonomous systems, robotic vision, and human-robot collaboration.
Blockchain, quantum computing, and cybersecurity for AI systems.
All submissions go through Microsoft CMT. Three tracks are available.
Minimum 8 pages. Accepted papers appear in the open access book series Computing and Intelligent Systems (ISSN 3048-5649, online), each with a DOI.
Present at the conference without a full manuscript. Abstracts appear in the e-version of the conference souvenir.
Present in person with one printed A3 poster. Posters appear in the e-version of the conference souvenir.
Four keynote speakers are confirmed for the technical program.
Trinity University, USA
Washington University of Science and Technology
Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan
Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh
Fees below apply to authors outside India. Registration is handled by Research and Innovation Services.
| Author category | Fee |
|---|---|
| Computing and Intelligent Systems proceedings | 100 USD |
| Abstract only or co-author registration | 40 USD |
ATAI 2026 runs in hybrid mode. Remote participants join over Google Meet, and connection details go out to registered attendees before the conference.
The in-person host is the ACM Houston Chapter USA, 21803 Cypress Slough, Houston, TX 77073, United States. The chapter confirms the final room assignment closer to the date. See the venue page for the map and updates.
We want practitioners as well as researchers. If you run AI or advanced technology work in production, a session proposal from you carries weight with this audience. Send your proposed topic and a short speaker profile.
Speakers reach a global hybrid audience, connect with researchers and industry leaders, and receive a certificate of presentation.
Subject line:
ATAI 2026 Speaker Proposal – [Your Topic]
Send us your profile and photograph so the committee prepares your introduction and the conference souvenir. Keynote speakers also submit a talk title and abstract. Session chairs complete the first three questions only.
Submitting needs a Google sign-in because of the photograph upload. Without a Google account, email your details to houstonacmchapter@gmail.com instead.
Governance documents and committee rosters are published on the official conference site.