IEEE International Conference on Visual Communications and Image Processing

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The IEEE International Conference on Visual Communications and Image Processing (VCIP) is one of the flagship conferences of the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society’s Visual Signal Processing and Communications Technical Committee. Since 1986, VCIP has served as a premier global forum for sharing advances in visual communication, image processing, and multimedia technologies. VCIP 2026 will continue this legacy by providing a fertile environment for researchers, engineers, and practitioners from both academia and industry. The program will include oral presentations, poster sessions, plenary talks, special sessions, and tutorials, encouraging in-depth scientific exchange and collaboration. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: Emerging Techniques for Next Generation Video/Image Coding; Point Cloud Capture and Compression; Compression for Machine Vision; Image/Video Security and Privacy; Advanced Techniques for Emerging Stereo and Multi-view Videos; 3D reconstruction from monocular views; Visual Communications; Visual Processing Embedded Systems and Architecture Implementations; Cloud Multimedia Systems, Applications and Services; Multimedia Content Analysis, Representation, and Understanding; Machine learning for Multimedia; Multimedia and Multimodal User Interfaces and Interaction Models; Multimedia Networking, Multimedia Traffic Management; Efficient and Massively Scalable Multimedia Service Distribution, Multimedia Delivery, Multimedia Broadcasting; Mobile Multimedia, Wireless Multimedia Communications; Low Delay and Multipath Video Communication over 5G/next generation networks; Emerging applications leveraging 5G/next generation networks; Generative AI for Visual Communications and Image Processing; Perceptual AI for Visual Communications and Image Processing; Data-driven Techniques for Visual Communications and Image Processing;

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