Call For Papers

In the era of IoT proliferation and environmental urgency, Green IoT has become pivotal for sustainable development, demanding intelligent synergies between sensing and communications to minimize energy consumption and environmental impact. As IoT permeates domains like smart cities, agriculture, and industrial automation, harmonizing data acquisition (sensing) and transmission (communications) is critical. Challenges include balancing high-resolution sensing with energy-efficient protocols (e.g., LoRaWAN, NB-IoT), ensuring interoperability across heterogeneous devices, managing data-energy trade-offs, and addressing e-waste through modular designs. Industry benefits from cost-efficient automation, while academia drives innovations in lightweight AI, edge intelligence, and integrated sensing-communication (ISAC) paradigms.

Given the strong interest in both industry and academia in green IoT, this workshop explores solutions to unify sensing and communications for sustainable IoT. By leveraging AI-driven resource allocation, containerized network orchestration, and energy-harvesting technologies, we aim to advance frameworks that reduce redundancy, optimize lifecycle sustainability, and enable real-world applications—from smart grids to intelligent transportation.

Topics of interest for this workshop, include, but are not limited to:

Energy-harvesting-enabled sensing and communication integration in green IoT
Adaptive communication protocols for energy-efficient sensing in green IoT
AI-driven dynamic duty cycling for energy-efficient sensor-communication coordination
Blockchain-based secure sensing and communication for green IoT
Machine learning-driven intelligent synergy of sensing and communication in green IoT
5G/6G-empowered high-speed sensing and communication integration for green IoT
Integrated sensing-communication waveform design for 6G green IoT
Multi-modal sensing and communication integration for green IoT environmental monitoring.
Energy-aware routing in sensing-communication networks for green IoT
Digital twin-assisted predictive maintenance for green industrial IoT
Optical sensing and wireless communication integration for green IoT
Cloud-edge sensor collaborative sensing and communication in green IoT
AI-optimized sensing and communication in green IoT for disaster management
Cross-vendor interoperability in heterogeneous green IoT Ecosystems

Paper Submission Guidelines

Papers submitted to the workshop should be written in English conforming to the IEEE 2-column US-letter style IEEE Conference Template and submitted in pdf format. The paper should be submitted through the EDAS submission system. Prospective authors are invited to submit full papers up to 7 pages (Long Papers, including tables, figure and references) in length. Accepted and presented papers will be included into the IEEE explore. Authors of accepted papers, or at least one of them, are requested to register and present their work at the conference, otherwise their papers will be removed from the digital libraries of IEEE after the conference.

Important Dates

Workshop paper submission due: 24 May 2025

Workshop paper notification: 15 July 2025

Workshop paper final submission: 29 July 2025