Keynote Speakers

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  Luigi Fortuna

  Professor, STM Lab+, Italy.

  Research field: System Theory, Control Systems, Nonlinear Dynamics, Complex Systems, Robust Control, Chaos, Cellular Neural Networks, Soft Computing, Bio-inspired Robotics, Model Order Reduction.

  Luigi Fortuna (Life Fellow, IEEE; Fellow, IEICE & AIAA) received the degree in Electrical Engineering (cum laude) from the University of Catania, Italy, in 1977. He became a Full Professor of System Theory in 1994 and served as the Dean of the Engineering Faculty at the University of Catania (2005–2012). He is currently with the University of Palermo. He has authored over 760 scientific publications and is co-author of 24 books. He has coordinated numerous EU and national research projects (e.g., FIRB, PRIN, CLWAR) and collaborated with leading institutions including JET (UK), ENEA, the Italian Space Agency (ASI), and EURATOM/Eurofusion. His research spans control theory, nonlinear circuits and systems, complex networks, and bio-inspired robotics. Prof. Fortuna holds 11 patents and has held key editorial roles (e.g., Editor-in-Chief of book series by Springer and World Scientific). According to Scopus, his work has received over 13,700 citations with an H-index of 67 (as of 2025). He remains a leading figure in systems and control engineering.

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  Yoshiaki Daimon Hagiwara

  Professor, Sojo University, Japan.

  Research field: ADC, DRAM and High-speed Cache SRAM Buffer Memory Chips, Micro Controller Chips, Semiconductor Chips for AIPS Robotics, Solar Cell Energy Solutions.

  Hagiwara graduated California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena, California in USA with BS71 with honor, MS1972 and PhD1975 with the major in Electric Engineering and with the minor in Physics. In February1975, he joined Sony in Tokyo, Japan and was engaged first in the early development of Sony image sensors. While working for Sony from 1975 to 2008, he was engaged in the early developments of image sensor and the digital camera chip set including the ADC, DRAM and high-speed Cache SRAM buffer memory chips and micro controller chips. Before retiring from Sony at the end of July 2008, he was engaged in the PS2 and PS3 chip set developments. He was invited to talk at CCD1979, ECS1980, ESSCIRC2001, ESSCIRC2008 and ISSCC2013. While working at Sony until July 2008, he was serving as a visiting professor at Caltech since 1998 to 1999 in the office of Prof. C. A. Mead in Electrical Engineering department and also in the offices of Prof. T.C. McGill and Prof. James McCaldin in Applied Physics department. He was also serving as a visiting professor since 2003 till 2006 in the office of Prof. Haruo Kobayashi in Electrical Engineering department at Gunma University in Japan.
  

  In 1992 he also served as a member of JEDEC memory standardization committee and also as the IEC TC47　technical committee chair of the international standard committee (IEC). He also served as the international program chair and an operational committee member in IEEE EDS sponsored ICMTS conferences, IEEE ISSCC conferences for which he served as the ISSCC Asian Committee chair and also as the ISSCC international technical program committee (ITC) chair in series. He was also a member in the program committee (PC) and the operational committee (OC) and is now serving in the advisory committee (AC) of the IEEE Cool Chips conferences in series. He also taught from 2020 to 2021 the AIPS, Artificial Intelligent Partner System for AI robotics at Kanagawa Institute of Technology in Japan.
  

  In 2008 he founded and worked as the president of Artificial Intelligent Partner System, AIPS, a nonprofit research organization, NPO, registered by Kanagawa prefecture government in Japan. Since 2017, he is serving as an operational committee (OC) member and also as a technical program committee (PC) member of Department of Education in Society of Semiconductor Industry Specialists (SSIS) in Japan. Since 2009 till 2017, he taught graduate and undergraduate students as a full professor of Information and Communication Science department and is still now serving as a specially appointed professor at the president office in Sojo University in Kumamoto-city, Japan working for developments of semiconductor chips for AIPS robotics and Solar Cell energy solutions. He is Caltech Distinguished Alumni, IEEE Life Fellow and AAIA Fellow.

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  Anton Dianov

  Professor, Wenzhou University, China.

  Research field: Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, Inverter,Control System, Power Loss, Stator Current, Stator Winding, Flux Linkage, Heat Transfer, Motor Current, Motor Operation, Motor Parameters, Current Control.

  Anton Dianov (Senior Member, IEEE) received the B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Sc. (Hons.), and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the National Research University "Moscow Power Engineering Institute", Moscow, Russia, in 2000, 2002, and 2005, respectively.,From 2005 to 2021, he was a Senior Engineer with Samsung Electronics, where he developed motor drives for home appliances. He is the author of more than 50 publications in the referring journals and conferences on electrical drives and motor control and several patents on control algorithms for electrical drives and power electronics. His research interests include electrical drives, sensorless, and advanced control algorithms. He is a Member of editorial board of several journals including IEEE Open Journal of the Industrial Electronics Society and IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Power Electronics.,Dr. Dianov was awarded with several personal scholarships including the scholarship form the President of Russian Federation and Wenzhou Ouyue outstanding high talent program award.
  

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  Tee Hui Teo

  Senior Lecturer, Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore.

  Research field: Integrated Circuits, Artificial Intelligence, IC Design, Device Characterization and Modelling.

  Tee Hui Teo graduated with Master of Engineering and Ph.D. from National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University in 2000 and 2009 respectively in Electrical & Electronic Engineering. Since 1996, he was with Sharp, ST-Microelectronics, Intelligent Micro-Devices (Matsushita), and etc. as a senior Integrated Circuits (IC) designer, prior to joining Institute of Microelectronics, Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore as principal investigator in advanced IC design R&D. In 2010, he joined education sector for setting up both Analog and Digital IC design courses and laboratories for Technical University of Munich, Asia. He is currently with Singapore University of Technology and Design. T. Hui is a Senior Member of IEEE, and Fellow of IES (Institution of Engineers Singapore). He has served as General Chair of several international academic conferences, as well as Editorial Board Member and Guest Editor of several international journals.