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Workshop Description and Topics
Workshop Description and Topics
Smart mobility solutions are increasingly driven by AI and continuous interaction with the physical world. From autonomous vehicles and industrial transport, and logistics, to military drones and earth observation systems, next-generation solutions require tight integration between Digital Twins, Physical (dependency-aware) AI, and related platforms that combine these in a highly productive and cost-effective manner. Digital Twins digitally represent complex physical entities, such as sophisticated machines, supplies, products and people involved. Physical AI enables learning and intelligence grounded in physical dynamics, spatial context, and real-world constraints. Together, they form a closed-loop cyber-physical paradigm that critically depends on robust, scalable, and trustworthy data management to support the emerging needs of mission-critical applications in areas such as smart factories, cities, transportation and health.
Smart mobility solutions are increasingly driven by AI and continuous interaction with the physical world. From autonomous vehicles and industrial transport, and logistics, to military drones and earth observation systems, next-generation solutions require tight integration between Digital Twins, Physical (dependency-aware) AI, and related platforms that combine these in a highly productive and cost-effective manner. Digital Twins digitally represent complex physical entities, such as sophisticated machines, supplies, products and people involved. Physical AI enables learning and intelligence grounded in physical dynamics, spatial context, and real-world constraints. Together, they form a closed-loop cyber-physical paradigm that critically depends on robust, scalable, and trustworthy data management to support the emerging needs of mission-critical applications in areas such as smart factories, cities, transportation and health.
The workshop aims to bring together researchers and practitioners from data management, artificial intelligence, robotics, and cyber-physical systems to explore foundations, systems, and applications towards smart mobility systems.
The workshop aims to bring together researchers and practitioners from data management, artificial intelligence, robotics, and cyber-physical systems to explore foundations, systems, and applications towards smart mobility systems.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Digital twins for smart mobility systems
Physical dependencies aware AI models
Platforms for physical AI and Digital Twin-based systems for smart mobility solutions
Real-time/closed-loop decision support
Multimodal data management (sensor, trajectory, spatial-temporal, V2X, video)
Urban- and infrastructure-scale for physical AI and Digital Twin-based solutions
Data-driven modelling, simulation, and co-simulation in Digital Twins
Digital Twin discovery, integration, and coordination for smart mobility
Scalability, latency, and performance challenges in Digital Twins and Physical AI
Physical AI for perception, prediction, planning, and control
Agentic and multi-agent AI for smart mobility systems
Explainable, robust, and trustworthy AI for safety-critical mobility
Privacy, security, and governance of mobility and industrial data
Open datasets and experimental platforms
Industrial deployments and case studies (e.g., autonomous vehicles, smart transportation, logistics, robotics, manufacturing)
Important Dates
Important Dates
06/04/2026 - Paper Submission Deadline
01/05/2026 - Notification of Acceptance
10/05/2026 - Camera Ready Submission Deadline
Submission Guidelines
Submission Guidelines
Workshop papers should be at most 6 pages in the IEEE template (available here: https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html). It will not be possible to purchase additional pages for the camera-ready version. The publication chairs will make details about camera-ready versions available in due time on the conference website.
Workshop papers should be at most 6 pages in the IEEE template (available here: https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html). It will not be possible to purchase additional pages for the camera-ready version. The publication chairs will make details about camera-ready versions available in due time on the conference website.
All papers must be submitted using Easy Chair at the following link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=digitwinsai2026
All papers must be submitted using Easy Chair at the following link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=digitwinsai2026
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