Chair
Chai-Chi Tsai, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
The evolution of system-on-chip (SoC) technology has given rise to embedded multicore and many core architectures, transforming the landscape of modern electronics. As we continue to demand higher performance and efficiency from our devices, these advanced SoC applications play a crucial role in meeting those needs. Embedded multicore and manycore SoCs integrate multiple processing cores within a single chip, enabling parallel processing and significantly enhancing computational power. This architectural shift allows for the efficient execution of complex tasks and supports the development of sophisticated applications across various domains. The topics of interest of the track include, but are not limited to:
- Bio-medical
- Health-care
- Computational biology
- Internet of Things
- Smart Mobility
- Electric Vehicles
- Aviation
- Automobile
- Military and Consumer Electronics
Former Chairs
- Prof. Farshad Firouzi, Duke University, U.S.A (16th IEEE MCSoC-2023, 17th IEEE MCSoC-2024)
- Prof. Bahar Farhani, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran, (16th IEEE MCSoC-2023, 17th IEEE MCSoC-2024)
