The 1st International Conference on Advances in Intelligent Systems for Sustainable Development (AISSD-26) endeavors to converge researchers from applied physics, material science, energy systems, computation, and engineering domains to identify how intelligent and adaptive technologies can drive global sustainability transitions. This conference will facilitate discussions on novel approaches, methodologies, and technologies that can contribute to building sustainable solutions for environmental, social, and economic challenges.

With the rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT) and Robotics, intelligent systems are increasingly being utilized to address critical sustainability issues. These technologies play a crucial role in smart infrastructure, energy efficiency, environmental conservation, intelligent automation, and secure digital ecosystems. The conference will highlight emerging trends in IoT-driven smart infrastructure, AI-powered automation, quantam computing & physics, green computing technologies, and digital twin applications, which are transforming industries and improving sustainability outcomes.

The range of the conference is complementary to AIP's interest in the physical sciences by highlighting the theoretical, experimental, and computational underpinnings of intelligent systems, energy-efficient computation, and renewable energy technologies. Submissions should showcase progress in basic modeling, system design, and material/energy interactions—not just software-level AI but also its physical implementation and influence. It also provides insights into secure for smart systems, robotics for industrial automation, self-driving vehicles, and energy-efficient computational models. Additionally, photonics & materials, Laser technology, industrial sensor networks etc. will be explored to demonstrate the far-reaching impact of intelligent systems in achieving sustainable development goals.