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Innovations in Computer Vision, Communication Systems, and Computational Intelligence - Allwin Devaraj Stalin

Innovations in Computer Vision, Communication Systems, and Computational Intelligence

By: Allwin Devaraj Stalin (Editor), Tanweer Ali (Editor), Suman Lata Tripathi (Editor), Om Prakash Kumar (Editor)

Hardcover | 23 December 2025 | Edition Number 1

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The First International Conference on Computer Vision, Communication Systems, and Computational Intelligence (CVCNCE 2025), organised by the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at Francis Xavier Engineering College, Tirunelveli, was held on 08-09 May 2025 in hybrid mode. The conference brought together global researchers, academicians, and industry professionals to share pioneering ideas and advancements in computer vision, communication technologies, and computational intelligence. With keynote lectures, technical paper presentations, and panel discussions, CVCNCE 2025 served as a vibrant platform for knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration. The published proceedings highlight innovative research contributions that address emerging challenges and opportunities in modern technology.

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