The APIT 2026 will present the most recent and exciting advances in Information Technology through keynote talks. APIT 2026 focuses on system modeling and information techniques in real engineering and scientific problems. It provides a forum that impacts the development of scientific computing, complex systems, control theory, signal and image processing, scheduling, data mining, discrete systems.  Prospective authors are invited to submit papers on relevant algorithms and applications including, but not limited to:

1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Advances in deep learning and neural networks
AI-driven decision-making systems
Ethical AI and responsible machine learning
AI applications in healthcare, finance, and education
Natural language processing and conversational AI

2. Big Data and Data Science
Big data analytics and visualization
Data mining and knowledge discovery
Privacy-preserving data sharing techniques
Real-time data processing and stream analytics
Applications of big data in smart cities and IoT

3. Cloud Computing and Edge Computing
Cloud-native architectures and serverless computing
Edge computing for low-latency applications
Hybrid and multi-cloud strategies
Security and privacy in cloud environments
Cloud-based AI and machine learning platforms

4. Cybersecurity and Privacy
Threat detection and response systems
Blockchain for secure transactions and data integrity
Privacy-enhancing technologies
Cybersecurity in IoT and critical infrastructure
Zero-trust architectures and secure access controls

5. Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Systems
IoT architectures and protocols
Smart homes, cities, and industries
Energy-efficient IoT devices and networks
IoT security and privacy challenges
Integration of IoT with AI and cloud computing

6. Software Engineering and Development
Agile and DevOps methodologies
Software quality assurance and testing
Model-driven engineering and low-code platforms
Open-source software development and communities
Software security and vulnerability management

7. Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
User experience (UX) design and evaluation
Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) interfaces
Accessibility and inclusive design
Multimodal interaction and gesture-based controls
HCI for AI-driven systems