Please notify that TECoSA will be the organizer of the Edge Intelligence workshop which is talking place together with SEC. Read more here.
Details for submissions to the Poster and Demo Track of the 11th ACM/IEEE Symposium on Edge Computing (SEC 2026), held on October 13–16, 2026, at Santa Clara University, California, USA, see below.
The SEC Poster and Demo Session provides an excellent venue to present emerging ideas, ongoing research, innovative systems, and practical applications in edge computing. We particularly encourage submissions from students and early-career researchers seeking feedback from the broader edge computing community.
Topics include, but are not limited to
- Decentralized communication infrastructure (e.g., cellular, satellite, LoRa) for edge computing
- Distributed ledger technology (DLT) & blockchain at the edge
- Socio-economic aspects of edge computing
- Smart edge computing as an enabler of 6G and B5G applications and services
- Edge computing infrastructure (e.g., IoT hubs) and its sustainability
- Emerging applications at the edge, such as the automotive, smart energy, manufacturing, and smart health
- The role of edge computing in sustainable computing
- Interfaces between edge, cloud, and HPC systems
- Geo-distributed analytics and indexing on edge nodes
- Hardware architectures for edge computing and devices
- Monitoring, measurements, management, and diagnosis in edge computing
- Edge/cloud collaborations and networking
- AI-driven self-evolving software at the edge
- Resource management, scalability, and reliability for edge computing
- Security and privacy issues
- Explainable and trustworthy AI at the edge
- Storage and data management technologies for edge computing
- Techniques and algorithms for machine learning, federated learning, and AI at the edge
- Edge AI technologies (e.g., copilots, language models, and foundation models) in developing, optimizing, and generalizing edge systems and their configurations
- Agentic AI orchestration at the edge
Submission highlights
- 2-page extended abstract (excluding references)
- Single-blind review (non-anonymized submissions)
- Accepted abstracts will appear in the official SEC 2026 proceedings and be published in ACM Digital Library / IEEE Xplore
- Accepted posters and demos are eligible for SEC 2026 student travel grant applications
- Best Poster and Best Demo Awards will be presented
Important Dates
- Submission Deadline: August 10, 2026
- Notification of Acceptance: August 20, 2026
Additional details and submission instructions are available here.
We appreciate if you share this CFP with interested students, researchers, and colleagues.
Looking forward to receiving your submissions.
See you at ACM/IEEE SEC 2026!