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Last updated on August 16, 2026. This conference program is tentative and subject to change
Technical Program for Sunday August 9, 2026
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| SunTA1 Tutorial Session, Salon DE |
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| MWSCAS/NAECON Tutorial A: AI for Electrification, MathWorks |
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| Chair: Islam, Ahmad | Air Force Research Laboratory |
| Co-Chair: Jha, Rashmi | University of Cincinnati |
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| 09:00-12:00, Paper SunTA1.1 | Add to My Program |
| AI for Electrification: Driving Efficiency, Reliability, and Innovation (I) |
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| Aleenejad, Mohsen | Mathworks |
Keywords: Electrification
Abstract: Integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into electrification products, solutions, and processes provides a new way to innovate towards a sustainable future. In this session, we’ll explore three proven AI applications that are driving efficiency, reliability, and innovation in power generation, transmission, distribution, storage, and consumption.
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| SunTB2 Tutorial Session, Salon DE |
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| NAECON Tutorial B: AI for Wireless, MathWorks |
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| Chair: Islam, Ahmad | Air Force Research Laboratory |
| Co-Chair: Jha, Rashmi | University of Cincinnati |
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| 13:30-17:00, Paper SunTB2.1 | Add to My Program |
| AI Workshop for Wireless Communications Applications (I) |
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| Motedayen-Aval, Idin | MathWorks |
Keywords: Wireless
Abstract: AI is rapidly becoming a critical component of many engineering systems and disciplines today. In the field of Wireless, AI is being used to design and develop smarter ways to model physical layers, optimize performance of wireless systems and networks and address new 6G design challenges. In this hands-on workshop you will write and run code entirely in the browser using MATLAB Online. You will learn how to apply principles of AI (machine learning, deep learning, domain-specific processing) to Wireless Communication workflows.
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