Notice
Given the current pandemic situation, we will ensure to provide options for remote presentations through a hybrid or virtual ICAS. Authors will be notified on any updates to the ICAS format by the Paper Deadline on March 3, 2021.
In the meantime, we encourage you to submit your paper for consideration so you don't miss SPS' flagship event.
About The Conference
IEEE ICAS 2021
The IEEE International Conference on Autonomous Systems (IEEE ICAS 2021) will take place in Montréal, Québec, Canada on August 11-13, 2021. The IEEE ICAS 2020 will be a premier international forum for presenting the technological advances and research results in the fields of theoretical, experimental, and applied Autonomous Systems (AS).
Theoretical Foundations of AS
- Intelligent Foundations of AS
- System Foundations of AS
- Mathematical Foundations of AS
- Computational Foundations of AS
- Brain Science Foundations of AS
- Cognitive Foundation of AS
- Bottlenecks of Adaptive Systems
- Indeterministic & Uncertainty Behaviors of AS
- Interaction Between Humans and AS
- Autonomous Computing Platforms
- Neurological Foundations of AS
- Signal Processing Theories of AS
Emerging Fields of AS
- Autonomous Computers
- Autonomous Algorithms
- Brain-inspired AS
- Machine Learning
- Autonomous IoTs
- Self-driving Vehicles and Vessels
- Autonomous Robots
- Real-time AS
- Autonomous Unmanned Systems
- Trustworthiness of AS
- Mission Critical Systems
- Autonomous Perception/Computer Vision
AS Engineering
- Applied Paradigms of AS
- Autonomous Programming
- Cognitive Inference Engines
- Autonomous Robots
- Distributed AS
- Embedded AS
- Communications among AS
- Communications Between AS and Humans
- Autonomous Operating Systems
- Autonomous Sensors
- Autonomous Swarms
- Social AS
The Venue
Concordia University Conference Centre
Inaugurated in October 2017, the Conference Centre is located in the John Molson Building in the heart of Downtown Montreal. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the Center offers a modern and ultra-functional environment. It has a comfortable reception area for coffee breaks or cocktails as well as a wide corridor to facilitate traffic. The abundant windows offers daylight and a spectacular view of the city and the St. Lawrence River.
Attend the Conference
Registration
An accepted paper will be published in the proceedings only if the registration form and the full-fee payment for one of the authors is received and correctly processed.
Only member or non-member fees are allowed to cover the publication of an accepted paper. Student and recent PhD registration fees cannot be used to guarantee the publication of an accepted paper. If the author registering to cover the paper publication is a student, he or she has to pay the appropriate member or non-member fee. Members to whom the society bylaws grant special discounts (e.g., Life members of the IEEE) cannot use the discounted rates to cover the publication of an accepted paper: they have to pay the member fee.
One author registration will cover the publication expenses of four (4) papers. In the case no registration has been received and correctly processed to cover the paper publication, the conference organizers will contact the authors before the paper is removed from the proceedings.
Registration rates include access to the full Symposium, Welcome Reception, Conference Dinner, lunches and conference breaks.
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On or Before |
After |
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Society Members |
800 CAD |
1020 CAD |
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Members |
1000 CAD |
1300 CAD |
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Non-members |
1300 CAD |
1650 CAD |
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Society Student |
190 CAD |
280 CAD |
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IEEE Student |
330 CAD |
370 CAD |
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Life Member |
330 CAD |
330 CAD |
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Student Non-member |
440 CAD |
470 CAD |
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Additional |
Additional |
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Optional Items |
50 CAD |
120 CAD |