Join us at #IoT2022 in Delft!

IntellIoT is inviting all researchers and SME to contribute to our upcoming workshop on

“Next-Generation IoT Infrastructures for Real-world Applications (NGIoTI-2022)”

Today’s IoT environments are facing many limitations, such as unreliable connectivity, privacy & trust concerns, or high round-trip times. Various research programs are aiming to overcome these challenges and to develop more intelligent IoT environments. The goal is to enable next generation IoT applications, which feature semi-autonomous behavior that evolves while keeping the human-in-the-loop as an integral part of the system. The workshop’s objective is to foster the exchange of cutting-edge advances as well as practical experiences within the IoT community, to contribute solutions for open issues on the next generation IoT. We invite authors to submit scientific papers stretching from fundamental research (e.g., IoT architectures and integration of constrained devices), over application-oriented topics (e.g., real-world IoT applications & deployments), to solutions relying on open source software, emerging concepts, or visionary papers. Accepted papers will be published by Springer as a part of the Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series.

Please reach out to us to propose your contribution!

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Technical Scope

The technical scope of the proposed workshop includes the following topics, circulating around next-generation IoT infrastructures:

  • Novel IoT architectures
  • Machine Learning for constrained IoT infrastructures
  • Web of Things including (Hypermedia) agents for the IoT
  • New IoT communication technologies (e.g., for real-time settings)
  • Energy efficiency and sustainability in IoT environments
  • Sensing, signal processing, actuation and analytics in IoT applications
  • Security, Privacy & Trust in IoT
  • Human Interaction with IoT
  • (Syntactic/semantic) Interoperability in IoT
  • Distributed Ledger Technologies for IoT
  • Real-world applications and their deployments and testbeds
  • Novel applications of IoT in verticals (e.g., industrial, rural, business processes, etc.)
  • Societal impacts and ethical implications of the IoT

We are happy to announce that the accepted papers will be published at Springer LNCS. Please use the according template and respect the page limits for a full paper (12–15 pages) or short paper (6-11 pages).

Workshop Chairs


Simon Mayer is a Full Professor of Interaction- and Communication-based Systems at the University of St.Gallen, Switzerland. His main research focus is on the integration of physical things into the Web, on increasing the autonomy of Web-enabled devices, and on supporting people in their interactions with connected devices and their understanding of such cyber-physical systems. Before joining the University of St.Gallen, Simon worked at Siemens Corporate Technology in Berkeley, USA from 2014 until 2017, most recently as Senior Key Expert for Smart and Interacting Systems, and was teaching at the University of California at Berkeley as a guest lecturer. Afterwards, from 2017 until 2018, he was the head of the Cognitive Products research group at the Austrian COMET research center Pro2Future, and a project researcher at Graz University of Technology’s Institute of Technical Informatics. Ho holds a PhD in Computer Science from ETH Zurich, a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Business Administration from the University of Zurich, and a Master’s of Advanced Studies degree in Secondary and Higher Education from ETH Zurich.


Konstantinos Fysarakis is the CTO of Sphynx Analytics Ltd. In the past he was the CTO of Sphynx Technology Solutions AG, as well as an R&D Engineer / Researcher for the Technical University of Crete (TUC), the Hellenic Aerospace Industry (HAI), the Telecommunication Systems Research Institute (TSI), the Foundation of Research and Technology – Hellas (FORTH), and the Hellenic Mediterranean University (HMU). At the latter he also taught Information Security -focused undergraduate and postgraduate modules for several years. Throughout his career he has been involved in over 20 research projects (FP7, Horizon & national) and has authored/co-authored over 50 peer-reviewed journal and conference publications focusing on the Security, Privacy, Dependability and Sustainability of embedded systems and ubiquitous smart platforms (over 1200 citations, according to Google Scholar). He also enjoys working on industry-related tasks, dealing with Information Security Management (being an IRCA certified ISO 27001:2005 auditor) and operational security topics (Cyber Threat Intelligence, Security automation, orchestration & response, etc.).


Arne Bröring is a senior researcher at Siemens’ corporate research labs in Munich (DE) since 2014. Previously, he has worked for the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) in Zurich (CH), the 52°North initiative (DE), the University of Münster (DE), and received his PhD in 2012 from the University of Twente (NL). His research interests lay in the area of pervasive systems and particularly the internet of things, semantic web technologies, the sensor web, participatory sensing, as well as mobile and location-based services. He has been the Scientific and Technical Coordinator of the project IntellIoT (http://intelliot.eu), as well as BIG IoT, and contributed to numerous other international innovation and research projects. His research has contributed to over 90 publications in refereed journals, conferences, and workshops resulting in an H-Index of 28.


Soumya Kanti Datta is a research engineer in EURECOM, France since 2012 and has been working on French national, EIT Digital, and EU H2020 research projects. His activities focus on innovation, standardization and development of next-generation technologies in IoT, WoT, Cloud & Edge Computing. He has published 90+ research papers and articles in top ACM and IEEE Conferences, Magazines and Journals. His research paper has been cited more than 3090 times in peer reviewed conference and Journal papers. Soumya is a Senior Member of IEEE and an Associate Editor in IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine. He has also been actively involved in the W3C Web of Things Working Group and contributing to their standard development activities.


Andreas Brokalakis is a research engineer at Telecommunication Systems Institute, Technical University of Crete, Greece, since 2008. He holds a Meng degree in Computer Engineering and an MSc in Integrated Information Systems from the University of Patras, Greece and is currently pursuing a Phd degree in Technical University of Crete. He has worked in both industry and academia as an R&D engineer and has been involved in multiple national, European and International research projects including FP7 and H2020 ones. His main area of interest lies in hardware design for reconfigurable HPC and embedded systems focusing on performance and security issues as well as low-power designs for highly integrated and battery-operated systems. He has several publications in IEEE and ACM conferences and journals and has also served as a reviewer in DATE, FPL, Transactions on Computers and Reconfigurable Systems as well as USENIX.

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About #IoT2022

The International Conference on the Internet of Things is the premier gathering for visionary and groundbreaking research in IoT and closely-related fields. It connects world-class researchers with leading industry experts to steer innovation in multiple IoT verticals (e.g., smart industry, smart cities, smart health, smart environment). Since its start in 2008, the conference has been backed by strong support from leading academic institutions as well as industry. We are pleased to announce its 12th edition and associated workshops, which will take place physically from November 7–10 at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering (IDE), on TU Delft campus (the Netherlands).

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