- IIoTBDSC 2026: Welcome to join us -

Welcome to the official website of the International Conference on Industrial IoT, Big Data and Smart Cities (IIoTBDSC 2026).

Why IIoTBDSC returns in 2026?

We chose 2026—rather than 2025—to raise the bar. The additional cycle gives us time to (1) consolidate governance and programme standards with EMCAS 2025 (linked to https://www.bdaitmconference.com/EMCAS/index.asp), (2) build a broader Technical Programme Committee with deeper industry participation, and (3) secure partnerships and special sessions that reward mature, reproducible results. IIoTBDSC and EMCAS will operate as peer conferences with coordinated timelines, shared quality thresholds (double-blind review, ethics, reproducibility guidance), and complementary themes. This approach strengthens both brands and creates a larger, more connected community for authors and practitioners. The result: a more selective, better-attended, and longer-lasting impact for your work in industrial IoT, big data, and smart cities.

The International Conference on Industrial Internet of Things, Big Data and Smart Cities (IIoTBDSC 2026) will take place in Hong Kong, China, from 24-26 April 2026. This event brings together researchers, engineers, and industry experts to share cutting-edge results, exchange ideas, and tackle emerging challenges in IIoT, big data, and smart city systems.

Advancements in smart cities and industrial systems increasingly rely on blending hardware—such as optical sensors, photonic devices, and embedded platforms—with software like analytics, AI, and cybersecurity. From real-time urban monitoring to resilient supply chains, these integrated systems drive practical impact. We're looking for original papers that show how physical devices and digital intelligence work together, with a focus on optics and photonics to meet the needs of smart cities and industries.

We welcome theoretical advances, experimental studies, case studies, and system demos. Submissions should highlight relevance to both scientific progress and real-world applications in industrial or urban settings.