Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Information Processing (KAMIP) aims to convene a diverse group of researchers and practitioners within the IEEE BigData community. By integrating and processing information from various modalities like text, image, audio, video, and EEG, multimodal learning has achieved remarkable success, particularly in the era of large language models (LLMs). However, existing systems often struggle with deep semantic understanding, robust reasoning, and explainability, especially in complex or data-scarce scenarios. The explicit integration of external knowledge, ranging from structured knowledge bases and ontologies to commonsense reasoning and domain-specific expertise, offers a promising avenue to overcome these limitations. This workshop will explore the critical intersection of knowledge representation, reasoning, and multimodal machine learning. We anticipate that leveraging explicit and implicit knowledge can significantly enhance the capabilities of multimodal systems, leading to more intelligent, interpretable, and trustworthy AI across a wide array of applications, from advanced content analysis and human-computer interaction to decision support systems. Through this workshop, we aim to foster discussion and showcase cutting-edge research on novel theories, methodologies, and applications that effectively infuse knowledge into the fabric of multimodal information processing.

• Knowledge Discovery from Multimodal Data

  • Knowledge Representation from Multimodal Data

  • Knowledge Extraction from Multimodal Sources

  • Interactive Multimodal Knowledge Discovery

• Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Learning

  • Models and Techniques for Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Learning

  • Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Large Language Models

  • Zero-shot/Few-shot Multimodal Learning with Augmented Knowledge

  • Neuro-Symbolic Approaches for Multimodal AI

  • Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Reasoning

  • Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Generation

  • Construction and Applications of Multimodal Knowledge Graph Embeddings

  • Applications of Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Processing

  • Datasets, Benchmarks, and Evaluation Metrics

• Explainable and Interpretable Knowledge-Augmented Multimodal Systems

  • Ethics and Bias in Multimodal AI

  • Fairness, Transparency, and Societal Impact of Multimodal Systems

• Due Date for Full Papers Submission: November 5th, 2025 (Extended!)

• Notification of Paper Acceptance (Transferred from Main Conference): November 5th, 2025

• Notification of Paper Acceptance (Direct Submission): November 14th, 2025

• Camera-ready Paper Deadline: November 23rd, 2025