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# IEEE International Conference on Smart Mobility - IEEESM: IEEE International Conference on Smart Mobility - IEEESM

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- [Accommodation & Transportation](https://ieeesm.org/accommodation-transportation-2/): We are pleased to provide information on premier lodging options located near the conference venue at Alamein International University (AIU). Attendees are encouraged to explore a variety of stays ranging from luxury resorts to modern hotel apartments within the New Alamein area.
- [IEEE SM Sponsors](https://ieeesm.org/ieee-sm-sponsors/): Join us at IEEE SM’26!
- [Barrier-free Accessible Mobility](https://ieeesm.org/barrier-free-accessible-mobility/): Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computing Sciences RIT Dubai
- [Call for Posters](https://ieeesm.org/call-for-posters/): SM2026 invites researchers, students, and industry practitioners to submit poster papers presenting emerging ideas, late-breaking results, prototypes, datasets, and innovative applications in smart mobility, intelligent transportation, and AI-enabled IoT systems.
- [Competition Proposal Application 2026](https://ieeesm.org/competition-proposal-application-2026/): Drag and Drop (or) Choose Files
- [Previous Editions](https://ieeesm.org/previous-editions/): Discover the transformative impact of IEEE International Conference on Service Management 2024. From groundbreaking AI innovations to sustainability initiatives, explore the highlights, insights, proceedings, and partnerships that defined this landmark edition.
- [About Conference](https://ieeesm.org/about-conference/): The IEEE International Conference on Smart Mobility (SM'26) is designated for reporting recent research, development and deployment results in smart mobility systems and services, their challenging problems and their potential applications.
- [Venue](https://ieeesm.org/venue/): Why Alamein? Alamein’s significance as a venue for international conferences and events lies in its strategic position as a burgeoning hub for innovation, sustainable urban development, and global connectivity on the Mediterranean coast. As a focal point for Egypt’s future-forward initiatives, Alamein offers a dynamic environment perfectly aligned with the themes of Smart Mobility and Deep Tech.
- [Visiting Guide](https://ieeesm.org/visiting-guide/): Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood (Al Bastakiya): Step back in time in this beautifully preserved heritage area with traditional wind-tower houses, art galleries, and quaint cafes.
- [Apply for Egypt Visa](https://ieeesm.org/apply-for-egypt-visa/): Applying for an Egyptian Visa
- [Accommodation & Transportation 11](https://ieeesm.org/accommodation-transportation/): Some areas to consider for your stay include:
- [Registration](https://ieeesm.org/registration/): Congratulations for all accepted papers in the  International Conference on Smart Mobility  (SM’26). This premier event provides a platform for researchers, industry professionals, and academics to exchange ideas, discuss the latest research findings, and present their work to a global audience.
- [Become an Exhibitor](https://ieeesm.org/become-an-exhibitor/): The Triple Helix Model of Innovation refers to a set of interactions between academia, industry, and governments that foster economic and social development. This framework was first theorized by Henry Etzkowitz and Loet Leydesdorff in the 1990s, in the publication of "The Triple Helix, University-Industry-Government Relations: A laboratory for Knowledge-Based Economic Development". Interactions between universities, industries, and governments have given rise to new intermediary institutions, such as technology transfer offices and science parks. The triple helix also participated in the transformation of each institution.
- [Beacome a Sponsor](https://ieeesm.org/beacome-a-sponsor/): The International Conference on Smart Mobility (SM’26) presents a unique chance to forge diverse partnerships across industry, academia, and government sectors.
- [Challenges](https://ieeesm.org/challenges/)
- [Women in Mobility Symposium (WiM)](https://ieeesm.org/women-in-mobility-symposium-wim/): The 3rd edition of Women in Mobility (WiM) Symposium, the first smart mobility event with all women speakers, provides a forum for knowledge sharing and connection and sheds light on the increasing and impactful roles of women in a male-dominated mobility industry.
- [Panel Discussions](https://ieeesm.org/panel-discussions/)
- [Tutorials](https://ieeesm.org/tutorials/)
- [Call for Papers](https://ieeesm.org/call-for-papers/): The widespread deployment and the societal acceptance of smart mobility technologies will depend not only on the maturity of the technology but also on the proper city planning to accommodate these evolving technologies and the availability of a well-developed governance framework. This means that smart mobility depends on a triad of complementary factors, namely, technology, city planning and governance. The three components of this smart mobility triad are not separate components as they impact each other. SM’ 26 will be organized into three tracks representing smart mobility triad, with the list of technical areas in each track given below. Authors shall choose a primary and an alternative area when submitting their papers. Other research areas that fall within the three tracks are also welcomed. All paper submissions are managed through the EDAS system. Accepted papers will be published in the official conference proceedings and indexed . The Smart Mobility Conference 2026 (SM ’26) maintains a rigorous peer-review process, with an acceptance rate typically ranging between 50% and 60%.
- [Keynote Speakers](https://ieeesm.org/keynote-speakers/): The rise of Autonomous and Connected Vehicles (AVs and CVs) has created a need for innovative edge computing solutions to meet their growing demands and leverage their computational power. By utilizing the unused resources of these vehicles, we can offload intensive tasks for parallel processing at the extreme edge, drastically reducing latency. However, since AVs and CVs are user-owned and highly dynamic, their availability can be intermittent, leading to uncertainty and impacting Quality of Service (QoS). To tackle this, we predict vehicle availability to adapt to the dynamic nature of vehicular edge computing and integrate these predictions into resource allocation. We also enhance reliability by developing a reputation scoring system that assesses vehicle reliability based on past performance, allowing for proactive task replication.
- [Program](https://ieeesm.org/program/): 9:00
- [Contact us](https://ieeesm.org/contact-us/): We would like to hear from you!
- [Technical committee](https://ieeesm.org/technical-committee/): Senior System Engineer - Speech Recogntion senior System Engineer - Speech Recogntion General Moto
- [Organizing committee](https://ieeesm.org/organizing-committee/): President & Vice Chancellor at Canadian University Dubai, UAE
- [Steering committee](https://ieeesm.org/steering-committee/): Director of AI for Smart Mobility Lab at KFUPM, Dhahran, KSA
- [Home](https://ieeesm.org/): Learn about the world's largest technical professional society and the Technology and Engineering Management Society