General Information

Organizing and Program Committees of ICAT 2023 conference are very pleased to welcome professionals from academia, research and industry in Europe, Asia, America, Africa and Australia to the 28th International Conference on Information, Communication and Automation Technologies. Among the overabundance of the conferences, symposium and workshops that are held all over the world, many of them becoming virtual, our conference is trying to continue its 48 years legacy as a meeting place where the scientists, researchers and professionals all over the world come to present the results of their research work, but also exchange ideas, meet each other and establish connections and acquaintances that often last longer than the extent of the conference. As our contribution to the virtualization trend, we shall also continue the practice started at the previous conference fifteen years ago in 2007, when we held one online session.

The history of ICAT conferences is the outstanding example of evolution of the scientific events and its rise, starting in 1973 as a Symposium on informatics and related fields under the name: “Informatika Jahorina”, and achieving from the very beginning a waste international interest and attendance.

Starting from 1999 it has changed its name to “International Symposium on Information and communication technologies-ICT 1999″ including the telecommunication area of science and technology, while four years later in 2005 the Symposium was further broadened in its scope to encompass the field of automatic control theory and practice, changing name to “International Symposium on Information, Communication and Automation Technologies-ICAT 2005”.

At the Symposium event held in October 2007, ICAT-2007, we introduced one online session for remote participants and authors not able to attend the conference in person, being one of the first conferences with virtual attendance.

The next event ICAT 2009 has achieved full international recognition of the quality of presented papers acquiring technical sponsorships of IEEE Control systems Society and ACM, and having its papers published in renowned IEEE digital library, the sponsorships that have been continued in the following conferences.

Finally, ICAT 2013 has further extended its scope and size changing its previous name of Symposium to full-fledged Conference, to fully characterize its size and importance for the region of South East Europe in the three very important and dynamic areas in science and technology: information, communication and automation fields. The event has kept the same name from this 2013 edition.