
International Workshop on AI-Native Connected Mobility (ACM'26)
January 9, 2026 • Las Vegas, USA
Co-located with IEEE Consumer Communications & Networking Conference (CCNC) (January 9-12, 2026)
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About the Workshop
Important Dates
Workshop Papers Due
October 5, 2025
Acceptance Notification
November 3, 2025
Final Camera Ready
November 16, 2025
Topics of Interest
We welcome contributions that explore the design, deployment, and optimization of AI-native systems for connected mobility, with a focus on how communication and intelligence are co-designed to support safe, cooperative, and scalable transportation systems. Topics of Interest include (but are not limited to):
1. Generative AI and Foundation Models for Connected Mobility
- Deployment of LLMs, vision-language models, and GenAI in connected vehicle systems
- Semantic reasoning over V2X messages, sensor streams, and contextual cues
- Communication-efficient model execution: compression, split inference, and offloading
- GenAI-powered driver interaction, cooperative planning, and decision support
2. Cooperative Perception and Decision Making in Networked Mobility
- Cooperative perception and decision-making using V2V/V2I sensor and intent sharing
- Multimodal sensor fusion across distributed agents (vehicles + infrastructure)
- Real-time sensor, communication, and compute pipelines for shared scene understanding
- Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) for mobile environments
3. Infrastructure and Protocols for Scalable Intelligent Mobility
- AI-native protocol design (e.g., MAC, transport, semantic routing)
- Learning-based waveform, scheduling, and cross-layer optimization
- Runtime orchestration of GenAI workloads across vehicle–edge–cloud systems
- Wide-area connectivity for mobility: 6G architectures and satellite-integrated communication
Submission Guidelines
Workshop Organizers
Program Committee
Onur Altintas
Toyota Motor North America, USA
Ahmadreza Moradipari
Toyota Motor North America, USA
Linda Xie
University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Haoxin Wang
Georgia State University, USA
Yongjie Guan
University of Maine, USA
BaekGyu Kim
DGIST, South Korea
Miguel Sepulcre Ribes
Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche, Spain
Diluka Loku Galappaththige
University of Alberta, Canada
Ziran Wang
Purdue University, USA
Giovanni Nardini
University of Pisa, Italy