INDICON is the flagship annual international conference of the IEEE India Council. INDICON has been the most prestigious conference conceptualized by IEEE India Council in the field of Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Electronics and Communication Engineering, in general. This has been a metamorphic version of the Annual Convention and Exhibitions (ACE) which was the annual meeting of the IEEE India Council. During ACE2003 it was decided to completely restructure it in form of a conference where the India Council would formally meet also. It was renamed as INDICON. The first INDICon conference has been hosted by IEEE Khargpur Section in 2004. After 20 years IEEE Kharagpur Section is hosting INDICON 2024.
Paper Submission Starts | 19-05-2024 |
Paper Submission Ends Extended hard deadline | 31-08-2024 |
Notification of Acceptance | 25-10-2024 |
Final Paper Submission | 29-11-2024 |
Author Registration | 25-10-2024 |
Early-Bird Registration starts | 25-10-2024 |
Early-Bird Registration ends (with payment) | 19-11-2024 |
INDICON has been the most prestigious conference conceptualized by IEEE India Council in the field of Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Electronics and Communication Engineering, in general. This has been a metamorphic version of the Annual Convention and Exhibitions (ACE) which was the annual meeting of the IEEE India Council. During ACE2003 it was decided to completely restructure it in form of a conference where the India Council would formally meet also. It was renamed as INDICON.
IEEE Kharagpur Section emerged as a small chapter with only 60 members under IEEE Kolkata Section (formerly IEEE Calcutta Section) in 1983. In 13th May, 1985 it renunciated as the IEEE Kharagpur Section. Since it's inception with a sustainable growth of its members and distinguished activities today IEEE Kharagpur Section is a an example of whole IEEE history. IEEE Kharagpur Section has 3 Society Chapters, 2 Affinity Groups, 2 Student Brnachs, and 5 Society Student Branch Chapters.
IEEE India Council is the umbrella organisation which coordinates IEEE activities in India. Its primary aim is to assist and coordinate the activities of local “Sections”, in order to benefit mutually, and avoid duplication of effort and resources. IEEE India Council was established on 20th May 1976 and is one of the five councils in the Asia Pacific Region (Region #10 of IEEE). In India, we have 13 IEEE sections with a membership count was on 8 October 2023 is 74992. IEEE India Council has been maintaining as one of the largest member count of the council among the other IEEE Councils under IEEE Region IC Activities Report 10 as on 24-09-2023.
Date | Time (Hr:Min am/pm) |
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Track 2 (T2) |
Track 3 (T3) |
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18 December 2024 | 10:00 am – 11:30 am | Session 1 (S1) |
RF Hardware Trends in 6G – How tomorrow’s communication and radar systems may look? Dr. Padmanava Sen, Barkhausen Institut, Dresden, Germany |
Fuzzy Class Membership-Based Techniques for Content-Based Image Retrieval Prof. Sudipta Mukhopadhyay, IIT Kharagpur, Prof. Jatindra Dash, SRM University-AP, and Dr. Mandar Kale, MathWorks Corporation |
TBA |
11:30 am - 11:45 am | Tea Break | ||||
11:45 am – 01:15 pm | Session 2 (S2) |
RF Hardware Trends in 6G – How tomorrow’s communication and radar systems may look? Dr. Padmanava Sen, Barkhausen Institut, Dresden, Germany |
Fuzzy Class Membership-Based Techniques for Content-Based Image Retrieval Prof. Sudipta Mukhopadhyay, IIT Kharagpur, Prof. Jatindra Dash, SRM University-AP, and Dr. Mandar Kale, MathWorks Corporation |
TBA | |
01:15 pm – 02:30 pm | Lunch Break | ||||
02:30 pm – 04:00 pm | Session 3 (S3) | Introduction of Microsensors & Nanosensors: Fundamentals to Data Analysis Prof. Ravindra Kumar Jha, IIT Guwahati |
Inverse stochastic filtering for inverse cognition Prof. Arpan Chattopadhyay, Electrical Engineering Department, IIT Delhi |
Understanding Inertia: With Zero Spin Energy into the AI/ML Assisted Synchronous Grid Prof. C. K. Chanda, IIEST Shibpur |
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04:00 pm – 04:15 pm | Tea Break | ||||
04:15 pm – 05:45 pm | Session 4 (S4) | Advanced Packaging and Heterogeneous Integration - Past, Present & Future Prof. Madhavan Swaminathan, Department Head of Electrical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University, USA |
AI-aided State Estimation Prof. Saikat Chatterjee, KTH Royal Institute of Technology |
Fault Tolerant Motor Drives and Grid-Connected Converters Prof. Sujit K. Biswas, Former Professor, Jadavpur University |
Note: The Individual Tutorials registration is allowed without the Conference Registration
Celebrate AI innovation with Intel’s next generation of open and cross-architecture programming models to build multi-architecture solutions using a single code base.
What is Intel® AI Hackathon @ IEEE IndiCon 2024?
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As digital transformation accelerates, AI shows the potential to impact all aspects of our lives. Intel believes that demystifying and democratizing AI technology for all is a necessary step for digital readiness, especially for students, next-gen technologists and future developers. Towards this end, IEEE Kharagpur Section and Intel are excited to introduce the Intel® AI Hackathon @ IEEE INDICON 2024 this year. This Hackathon is a unique platform for next generation of technologists to learn, build and showcase AI-enabled solutions, and develop their AI skills in partnership with IEEE Kharagpur Section and Intel.
What are the Submission Guidelines?
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Intel® AI Hackathon is an AI Readiness focused initiative for next-generation technologists from higher education institutions in India, offering them an opportunity to showcase AI innovation and impact. IEEE and IIT-Kharagpur join hands with Intel to bring this opportunity for students participating in IEEE INDICON 2024, being held at IIT-Kharagpur this year. Participants will get a chance to:
Artificial intelligence has been an asset in academia for some time. However, AI awareness, adoption and innovation have accelerated recently, unlocking opportunities for AI in education. 65% of educators want to deploy AI to improve teaching and learning experience. Explore how, when and where AI can help students and faculty deliver increasingly beneficial learning experiences. Participants interested in this theme shall use Intel AI toolkits and libraries to provide a clearer understanding of the trend.
You may also use your own dataset or
40 percent of healthcare industries globally are already using some form of artificial intelligence. AI has been driving discovery in life sciences for decades. Recent technological advances have made AI more accessible, unlocking new use cases to improve the quality of patient care; accelerate diagnosis, discovery, and decision-making; and increase the operational efficiency. Participants interested in this theme shall use Intel AI optimized hardware and software toolkits and libraries to provide a clearer understanding of the trend.
You may also use your own dataset or
AI in manufacturing uses machine learning & deep learning algorithms to analyze large disparate datasets for patterns. While AI can be used in many ways, some of the common manufacturing applications include factory automation, scheduling and resource management, intelligent operations and management, quality and process monitoring, supply chain optimization, data-driven decision-making. Participants interested in this theme shall use Intel AI toolkits and libraries to provide a clearer understanding of the trend.
You may also use your own dataset or
Artificial Intelligence enhances safety and security in our life by predicting risks, monitoring conditions, and providing real-time alerts. From enabling safe driving through AI-enabled autonomous vehicles to reducing crime rates, and from enhancing women’s safety and security to eliminating child labor and exploitation, AI technology is helping make society a safer place for us to live in. Participants interested in this theme shall use Intel AI toolkits and libraries to provide a clearer understanding of the trend.
You may also use your own dataset or
Build AI Solutions addressing global or local problems using Intel AI toolkits and libraries, in accordance with one or more of United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The SDGs are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all., addressing global challenges we face, like: poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. Your solution can be based on any of the goals, and focus on things like: impact on human lives, diversity, inclusion, innovative use of AI, and use of Intel technology.
You may also use your own dataset or
Please note that:
Submission Details
Authors are requested to submit their original research papers in IEEE format through the Submission Link
Paper Specifications
Use IEEE template to meet formatting requirements. Your paper must comply with the following:
Note: Deviations from the above paper specifications will result in rejection of your submission.
Final Submission Procedure
Use IEEE template to meet formatting requirements. Your paper must comply with the following:
MANDATORY:
Plagiarism Policy
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Note: Papers presented in the Conference, duly accepted after peer review, will be eligible for submission for further consideration of publishing in the IEEE Xplore, subject to maintenance of quality, and post-conference scrutiny of response of Conference Organizers to Technical Program of Questionnaire (TPQ) on the Conference.
Paper Submission Starts | 19-05-2024 |
Paper Submission Ends Extended hard deadline | 31-08-2024 |
Notification of Acceptance | 25-10-2024 |
Final Paper Submission | 15-11-2024 |
Author Registration | 25-10-2024 |
Early-Bird Registration starts | 25-10-2024 |
Early-Bird Registration ends (with payment) | 19-11-2024 |
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For more details Contact: ieeeindicon2024@iitkgp.ac.in
S/N # | Description | Amt # (in INR) | ||
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Early-Bird (till 19-11-2024) | Standard (till 12-12-2024) | On-Site | ||
1 | Regular authors (IEEE Members) | 12000 | 14000 | 16000 |
2 | Regular authors (Non-IEEE Members) | 13500 | 15500 | 17500 |
3 | Student Authors (IEEE Members) | 8500 | 9500 | 10500 |
4 | Student Authors (Non-IEEE Members) | 9500 | 10500 | 11500 |
5 | Charges per additional accepted paper (for Student author) | 3500 | 3500 | 3500 |
6 | Charges per additional accepted paper (for Regular author) | 4500 | 4500 | 4500 |
7 | Accompanying Person | 7500 | 7500 | 7500 |
S/N # | Description | Amt # (in INR) |
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1 | Student | 2000 |
2 | Non-Student | 5000 |
IEEE Kharagpur Section Office,
NA-203, Nalanda Classroom Complex,
IIT Kharagpur Campus,
Khargapur,
West Bengal,
India - 721302.