Applied Artificial Intelligence: Real-World Use Cases, Success Stories and Knowledge Transfer

Scope

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming education, research, business, industry, healthcare, and public administration. Beyond technological advances, the true value of AI lies in its ability to solve real-world problems, improve processes, support decision-making, foster innovation, and create measurable impact.

This Special Track aims to bring together researchers, educators, professionals, companies, and public institutions interested in sharing practical experiences, successful implementations, innovative applications, and knowledge transfer initiatives based on Artificial Intelligence.

The track provides a forum for presenting real-world use cases, applied research, collaborative projects, pilot experiences, technological developments, and lessons learned that demonstrate the effective adoption of AI across different domains. Contributions highlighting interdisciplinary collaboration and the transfer of AI-based solutions from research to practice are especially encouraged.

Types of Contributions

Authors are encouraged to submit contributions describing:

  • Real-world use cases.
  • Success stories.
  • Innovative educational or professional experiences.
  • Applied research projects.
  • Technology transfer initiatives.
  • AI solutions developed in companies or public institutions.
  • Prototypes and pilot projects.
  • Comparative studies.
  • Impact assessment and evaluation.
  • Best practices and recommendations.

Submission Guidelines

  • Short communications: 300–500 words.
  • Communications may be submitted in English or Spanish.
  • All proposed papers must be submitted electronically in PDF format through the conference 
    Special Track Management System.

Presentation Guidelines

Accepted contributions may be presented in English or Spanish.

Presentations will follow the PechaKucha format, designed to encourage concise, dynamic, and visually engaging presentations:

  • 20 slides.
  • 20 seconds per slide (total duration: 6 minutes and 40 seconds).
  • Slides advance automatically.
  • Visual images with little or no text.

Target Audience

This Special Track is intended for researchers, educators, AI practitioners, industry professionals, technology companies, public organizations, graduate students, research groups, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the practical application of Artificial Intelligence and knowledge transfer.

Objectives

The main objectives of this Special Track are to:

  • Disseminate successful real-world applications of Artificial Intelligence.
  • Promote the exchange of experiences and best practices.
  • Foster collaboration between academia, industry, government, and society.
  • Encourage innovation and technology transfer.
  • Build a multidisciplinary community around Applied Artificial Intelligence.
  • Promote responsible, sustainable, and impactful AI solutions.
     

Topics

Topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Generative Artificial Intelligence and practical applications.
  • Real-world AI use cases and success stories.
  • AI-enhanced teaching and learning experiences.
  • Artificial Intelligence in higher education and lifelong learning.
  • Intelligent agents and AI assistants.
  • Large Language Models (LLMs) and professional applications.
  • Intelligent process automation.
  • AI for scientific research and research support.
  • AI for decision support and data analytics.
  • AI applications in business, industry, healthcare, and public administration.
  • AI-driven digital transformation.
  • Knowledge management supported by AI.
  • Responsible, trustworthy, ethical, and explainable AI.
  • AI governance, regulation, and compliance.
  • Technology and knowledge transfer through AI.
  • University–industry collaboration.
  • Best practices and lessons learned.
  • Impact assessment of AI-based solutions.
     

General deadlines

  • Deadline

    25th September, 2026

  • Notification of acceptance

    2nd October, 2026

  • Camera-Ready papers

    9th October, 2026

  • Conference Celebration

    4th-6th November, 2026