IEEE Consumer Life Tech Conference 2026
About the ICLT 2026
We are pleased to welcome you to the second IEEE Consumer Life Tech Conference to be held in Sydney, NSW Australia 14-16 December 2026. This conference aims to bring together Engineers, Computer Scientists and Healthcare professionals presenting recent advances in “Life-Tech Consumer Technology: Changing the face of Healthcare to benefit humanity”.
Global Hybrid Conference Experience
ICLT 2026 connects participants across multiple continents through a coordinated hybrid conference model. Whether attending in Sydney, Shenzhen, Hyderabad, São Paulo, Napoli, or online, all delegates become part of a single international conference community dedicated to advancing consumer technologies that improve healthcare, quality of life, and human well-being.
Important Dates
“Regular Paper Submission”
30 October 2026“Poster Paper Submission”
1 November 2026“Notification of Acceptance”
15 November 2026“Early Bird Registration”
TBA“Conference Dates”
14-16 December 2026Submission Guideline
Please read the submission guideline carefully before preparing and submitting your manuscript.
Step 1: Initial Submission
You need to submit the initial version (2-page, or up to 6-page for full papers and 1page for poster-papers*, including appendix, references, and all other contents) of the paper for review. You should write the paper using Microsoft Word or LaTeX templates for IEEE conference proceedings on US letter (8.5 × 11 inches) pages without authors' biography. The authors do not need to remove their names and affiliations from the submission.
You can find the template on the IEEE website.
https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates
For the initial submission, there is no need to verify the paper with PDF eXpress.
Step 2: Receive Notification of Acceptance or Rejection
On or before the scheduled date, you will be notified of the acceptance or rejection of the paper by the organizing committee through e-mail. Only accepted authors can move on to the next step.
Step 3: Final Submission
Reflecting the reviewers' comments, you need to create the final version (2-page, or up to 6-page for full papers and 1page for poster-papers*) of the paper. The length for a full paper should be limited to 4-page if you are selected to submit the paper to the Transactions on Consumer Electronics or if you intend to submit a full length of your paper to any of the Associated Journals. Otherwise, the length is up to 6 pages.
IMPORTANT: Note that acceptance to the conference does not guarantee acceptance to the Transactions on Consumer Electronics. If your paper is selected by the committee and you accept the invitation, you will receive further instruction on how to submit your Transaction Paper (full-length) to IEEE.
*: Poster-paper. Poster-papers are intended as short communication papers, this is a special category of submission and is reserved for presenting highly significant, groundbreaking, or newly completed research not available before the conference's standard submission deadline and/or junior researchers seeking early feedback on their project, this category is also accepting submissions from undergraduate students. Poster-papers if accepted will be presented as poster only.
For final submission, please verify your paper with PDF eXpress.
Please use PDF xpress to submit your final paper: Code: 67443X, https://ieee-pdf-express.org//account/clientlogin
PDF Express Conference ID: 67443X. After submitting to PDF Express, you MUST submit your final paper to EDAS.
You need to upload the converted PDF file via EDAS by following the instructions in your acceptance email. Before the PDF submission, you will be prompted to submit the IEEE Copyright Form via EDAS.
Poster and oral Presentations
Presenters will be divided into several oral and poster groups; details will be included in your acceptance letter. The schedules of poster sessions and oral presentation groups will be announced close to the conference date. The maximum A1 size 59 cm(W) x 84cm(H) poster is available for this conference. Poster-papers can only be presented as poster.
Tracks
Topic areas for the conference include but are not limited to:
Smart Garments/Textiles
Wearable Sensors
Biosensor Technologies
Smart Devices and Technologies
Imaging Technologies and Processing
Data preprocessing, cleansing, management, mining, and integration
Biosignal Processing
Design Methodologies and APP Development
Biosensor-based Mobile Health APPs
Virtual reality (VR) in Healthcare and Medicine
Brain-computer Interfaces
Point of Care Devices and Technologies
Security and Privacy
Synthetic Biology
Medical Control Systems
Big Data for healthcare
Safety Issues of Life Tech Products
Deep Learning and Pattern Recognition
Bioinformatics
IoT for Healthcare
Electronic Medical Records
Energy Harvesting/Scavenging
Wireless Communication and Networking Social Implications of Technology
User Interface
Welfare Technologies
Enabling Device
Enabling Technologies
Consumer Technology for Mass Production
AI applied to Life Tech Products
Consumer Grade Health Monitoring Devices
Multimedia Applications for Consumer Life Tech Products and Systems
Regulatory Requirements of Life Tech Products
EMC/EMI Issues of Life Tech Products
Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University began operations on 1st January 1989, under the terms of the University of Western Sydney Act, 1988 which had been passed by the New South Wales Parliament in December 1988.
The University is located in Western Sydney, the heart of the nation's third largest economy and one of the fastest growing population and employment centres in Australia.
Western Sydney has a large multicultural population of more than two million people from 170 nations.
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