The 15th ACM Multimedia Systems Conference and associated workshops seek to bring together experts from academia and industry to share their latest research findings in the field of multimedia systems. While research about specific aspects of multimedia systems is regularly published in various venues covering networking, operating systems, real-time systems, databases, mobile computing, distributed systems, computer vision, and middleware communities, MMSys aims to cut across these domains in the context of multimedia data types. This provides a unique opportunity to investigate the intersections and the interplay of the various approaches and solutions developed across these domains. Submissions are solicited on all aspects of multimedia systems, including but not limited to:

    Content generation, adaptation, and summarization
    Adaptive streaming of multimedia content
    AI (e.g., machine/deep learning) for all aspects of multimedia systems
    Network and system support for multimedia
    Video games and cloud gaming
    Virtual and augmented reality content and systems
    Multiview, 360 degrees, 3D, and volumetric videos
    Internet of Things (IoTs) and multimedia
    Mobile multimedia and 5G/6G
    Wearable multimedia
    Cloud and edge computing for multimedia systems
    Digital twins
    Cyber-physical systems
    Multi-sensory experiences
    Autonomous multimedia systems
    Quality of Experience (QoE)
    Multimedia systems for robotics and unmanned vehicles
    Multimedia systems for health
    Audio, image and video coding for humans and machines
    Analytics for multimedia systems
    Sustainable (green) multimedia systems

MMSys welcomes submissions to the following tracks:

    Full Research Papers
    Open-source Software and Datasets
    Technical Demos
    Grand Challenges
    Workshops

As in previous years, MMSys 2024 will continue to support reproducibility of scientific results through granting various ACM Reproducibility Badges (details 
). Accepted papers from all tracks will be published in the ACM Digital Library.