The AI & IoT 2019 will serve as a hub for participants from all over the globe from various sectors with one vision. The participants will utilize the scope of extending their skills, work on basic and significant applications by attending the summit.

However, the key audience sector for AI & IoT 2019 includes-

·     Researchers                            

·     Scientists

·     City planners

·     Future Policy Makers

·     Smart Innovators

·     Space Science Engineers

·     Mechanical Engineers

·     Electrical Engineers

·     Computer Science Engineers

·     Robotic Technologist

·     Design Engineers

·     Law Professionals

·     Gaming professionals

·     Automation Industry Leaders

·     Health Care Service Providers

·     Defence Research Professionals

·     Automation Industry Leaders

·     Managers & Business Intelligence Experts

·     Advertising and Promotion Agency Executives

·     Professionals in the media sector

·     Professors

·     Students

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AI & IoT 2019 conference aims to brings together Experts, Leading Researchers, Scholars, Scientists, Professors from fields of Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science and other related areas to interact and exchange thoughts about the state of the art technologies related to Artificial intelligence, Robotics & Internet-related things. The conference will also provide an insightful understanding of the issues arising out of the Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Robotics and the future concern and remedies from that. AI & IoT 2019 will provide an Opportunity to interact with Eminent Scientists, Researchers, Business Leaders, and Experts from all over the world. The little effort put by the AI & IoT conference 2019 will help in taking a giant step in the field of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics & Internet of Things.

·         Meet the Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things & Robotics experts & Technocrats from 25+ countries around the globe

·         Evaluate your current research and share your ideas with technical experts on AI, Robotics & IoT.

·         World-class platform to Exhibit your products,  services, innovations & Ideas

·         Special Workshop/ Symposium, B2B and interactive sessions with industry Sponsors and Exhibitors

·         More than 30 presentations from both Industry and Academic

·         One to one interaction with eminent scientists, Industry Leaders, Researchers

·         Well organizing program with 5+ hours of networking sessions

·         Interactive panel discussions and Q&A sessions

·         Lively Exhibition area filled with the leading industry solution providers

The topics to be covered in AI and IoT 2019 Conference includes, but are not limited to

·         A Brief History of the Internet

·         AI Winter and its lessons

·         AI, Industry & Intellectual Property

·         AI: Educating the Future

·         Alan Turing and his test

·         Aristotle and Syllogism

·         Asimov and laws of Robotics

·         Big Data Analysis

·         Blockchain

·         Cobots

·         Cyber Attack

·         Cyborg Technology

·         Data Mining &  Data Journalism

·         Disaster Management and Robots

·         Dueling Network

·         Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

·         Evolutionary Computation

·         Evolutionary Robotics

·         Home Automation & Smart home

·         How Robots changing our life

·         Human and Robot are better when they team up

·         Human-Robot Interaction

·         Internet Censorship

·         Internet: Making People and Cities Smart

·         IoT and Globalisation

·         Knowledge-Based Systems

·         Landmarks in The Development of Robotics

·         Medical Research and Robotics

·         Military Robots

·         Modern Artificial Intelligence & AI based Aviation System

·         Nanorobots

·         Natural Language Processing

·         Net Neutrality

·         Quantum Computing

·         Quest for Artificial Intelligence: Dreams and Dreamers

·         Roboethics, Robotic Governance, Robot rights

·         Robots And 3D Printing

·         Robots in Industry

·         Robots: Reaching Space

·         Smart Agriculture

·         Social Robot

·         Solving the Climate Change

·         The Economic Impact of Robotic Advances

·         The Internet of Things and the Importance of Modelling and Simulation

·         Time to Expand Our Definition of "Human Being"

·         Will Robots Rule Finance?

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Track 01

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) begins with dreams. Human-like machines are referred to in many stories and are pictured in sculptures, paintings, and drawings. Starting from the time of ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle people dreamed of automation. We need to celebrate the vision of the dreamers which includes philosophers, Science Historian, writers, scientists, researchers etc. through discussion during this session.

Related Societies

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia

Track 02

Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing (NLP) comes under computer science, computational linguistics and artificial intelligence and is involved with the capability of a computer program to understand human languages. The steps which are associated in Natural Language Processing include Lexical Analysis, Syntactic Analysis, Semantic Analysis, Discourse Integration, Pragmatic Analysis, etc. Helping participants to understand how a computer can be utilized to perform a useful task using various human languages is the main motive of this session.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 03

Cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence

Cutting-edge Artificial intelligence (AI), is the ability of a computer-controlled robot to accomplish tasks commonly associated with intelligent creatures. Combination of various systems is essential for a promising Artificial Intelligence. The pillars of contemporary Artificial Intelligence include computational intelligence, Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms, Swarm Algorithms, and Fuzzy Logic. Cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence uses tools and data from the fields like computer science, psychology, philosophy, neuroscience, cognitive science, linguistics, operations research, economics, control theory etc. Various facets of modern Artificial Intelligence and issue associated with it will be discussed in the session.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 04

Role of AI in Industry

In this age of connectivity, Artificial Intelligence will play a vital role in changing the way we look into the world. Intelligent Automation & Artificial Intelligence can be used in various industries to enhance productivity and efficiency, reduce operational risks, and improve customer experiences. This plays a vital role in any industry’s next-generation innovation. In Intelligence Automation, we use software or hardware which has the ability to perform things automatically. This session helps to analyze the widespread integration of Automation and Artificial Intelligence and how it is helping the human lives.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 05

Embracing the Future AI

The future Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to make over the world. Time since the Turing test was offered, computers have become so intelligent. Artificial Intelligence is fast becoming a major economic force. For sure it will be an integral part of the human life in the future. However, an important question remains is that what will happen if the pursuit for strong Artificial Intelligence succeeds and an AI system becomes better than humans. We need to discuss, prepare and prevent such potential outcomes of the future.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 06

Robotics- Step by Step

Although the science of robotics only came about in the 20th century, for thousands of year’s man has been imagining intelligent mechanized systems which can perform human-like works. In the modern era, the term ‘robot’ has been introduced for the first time by Karel Capek in 1921. Today, one can visualize human-sized robots with the ability of near-human thoughts and works, which are being launched into space to complete the next stages of extra-terrestrial and extrasolar research. To move towards the future with robots we need to go through the entire journey and the process of creating the human invented automation system.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 07

Progressive Robotics

Recent technological developments in robotic design empowered the application of various control modalities for improved interactions with humans and free environments. The power, functionality, and ubiquity of computers and the Robots have outshined early predictions about technology’s degree of advancement and practicality in daily life. The ability of the human-like machines has been grown manifold in the recent times, so we need to take a look at progressive Robotics.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 08
Components of Robot

Like the human being, robots are also an integration of many portions. All Robots consists of some mechanical, electrical mechanisms along with some computer programming. As more and more robots are designed for specific tasks, machinery is also designed likewise. Robots can be created in many ways, using all manner of resources, however, most robots share a great deal in common. Researchers, students will analyze about the process of creation of robot and what is the future trend in this area during the various talks.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 09

Robots & Society

We are now living in the era of smart machines & automation. Robots are playing an extensive and dynamic role in our routine life. It feels like science fiction is starting to become reality. Starting from home to the workplace they are now helping us in every sector. Robots are increasingly coming closer to us as smart technology allows people to control the functions of their home. As technology becomes more advanced, it's clear that the world is changing and there's a good prospect that robots will be functioning in ordinary people's homes within the next decade or so.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 10

Robotics: The Path  Ahead

Now as the robots and human-like machines are reaching everywhere, starting from our home to our work we need to look into the future with them only. However, the advancement in robotic technologies has raised some ethical question involving both human and machine. With the growing deployment of machines, the concern about the future path and magnitude has been increasing. We need to discuss the unsolved question before we embrace the future with robots.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 11

History of Internet: To the Point

The Internet is among the few things which have revolutionized the world and communications like nothing before. The inception of the internet begins with the development of the computer. Foundation with the early research in packet switching, the government, industry, and researchers has been partners in evolving and implementing this new technology. The history of the Internet of Things is complex and involves many technological, organizational aspects. Its influence reaches throughout society. Before we look into the deep of the topics, we will discuss the basics of the Internet.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 12

IoT-Systems of Systems

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the networked interconnection of objects equipped with ubiquitous intelligence, or simply “smart objects”. Several endeavors have been made in the last decade to bring together standard modeling languages with generic simulation frameworks. The applications for internet connected devices are widespread. A growing number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices are designed for human use. This session will how the IoT has been now an inseparable part of our lifestyle and the issues and technologies related to it.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 13

Internet: Making People and Cities Smart

Cities across the Globe are getting “smarter” every day owing to the implementation of Internet of Things (IoT). Cities are using low-cost sensors and Wi-Fi enabled smart services, smart waste management techniques for the city. As the Internet of Things continues to become more implanted in our daily lives, it can help improve the negative effects of urban migration we are facing today. This session will be very helpful for each and every one to understand the concept of a smart city and how IoT is connected to it.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 14

IoT- Simplifying our Life

The process of globalization has turned the whole world into a global village where each and every one is interconnected and interdependent mainly due to the  Internet of Things. To a large extent, the development of future generation will not be possible without the Internet of Things. The emergence of the IoT era brought new hope and promised a better future. The interconnection between the IoT and globalization will be the focus of the session.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.

Track 15

IoT- The Way Forward

Surely the future will be much different from the present. Connecting everything through the  Internet of Thingsdevices will radically change our world in ways we can ever imagine. Infect it will change the way we think, live and act. However, every change involves many questions which need to be addressed. Greater connectivity through the Internet of Things helps to provide new business and social opportunities but simultaneously demands more responsibility. As the risk is higher, the demand for qualified professionals is also high who can tackle the complex IoT situation.

Related Societies-

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA, British Automation and Robot Association (BARA), UK, Association Française pour l'Intelligence Artificielle, France, Canadian Artificial Intelligence, Canada, Japan Robot Association (JARA), Japan, International Federation of Robotics(IFR), Germany, ARC Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, Australia.