Industry 5.0 goes beyond automation for goods and services. It put well-being of society at the centre of automation process to ensure robots and human work collaboratively using cognitive computing capabilities with human touch. The future Internet technologies, platforms and frameworks are expected to have a breakthrough by enabling the emergence of Human-centred Cognitive Systems (HCCS) for industry 5.0 application scenarios. The adaptive, interactive and contextual features are considered as part of the design to adopt human-centric approaches for such HCCS frameworks. It calls for collaborative and transdisciplinary research to propose systems with the ability to analyze and predict both human as well as machine behaviours. It proactively diagnoses issues and recommends solutions without requiring any human intervention.
The annual international conference on Human-centred Cognitive Systems (HCCS) is a flagship conference to drive innovation for future industry 5.0 application scenarios. The HCCS calls for original papers and proposals to cover a variety of Human-centred Cognitive Systems stretched across city infrastructures, manufacturing, retail, business, tourism, health, law, and education.

The paper submissions are invited on topics that may include, but are not limited to:

• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Industrial Internet of Things
• Internet of Everything (IoE)
• Internet of Senses (IoS)
• Self-driving Vehicles
• Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)
• Smart Energy
• Smart Cities
• Smart Materials and - Environments
• Intelligent Manufacturing
• Predictive Maintenance
• Sensor to AI Fusion
• Super Functional Products
• Personalized Surfaces
• Multi-Object Tracking
• Mobility as a Service
• Intent-based-Networks
• Autonomous Port
• FPGAs
• Beyond 5G and 6G Technologies and Application

Selected Papers will be invited for submission to the Journal’s Special Issues associated with conference:

Note: Due to Covid19 Restrictions this year all HCCS 2022 conference proceedings and presentations will be held Virtually.