The IEEE Signal Processing Summit unifies the entire intelligent systems lifecycle into a single cross-disciplinary event. Moving beyond domain silos, the Summit bridges foundational signal processing with industrial AI—taking attendees from raw sensory ingestion (vision, spatial audio, speech, and natural language) straight through to scalable, trustworthy enterprise deployments and autonomous agentic workflows.
About the IEEE Signal Processing Summit
Innovation · Interaction · Impact
Why Attend
Next-generation AI relies on complex multimodal perception paired with robust execution frameworks. The Summit provides a practical blueprint for researchers, executives, system architects, and engineers to collaborate across fields, evaluate real-world AI applications in critical sectors (healthcare, aerospace, robotics, defense), and accelerate production-grade deployments.
Three Events. One Technical Forum.
The Summit integrates three co-located events into one end-to-end technical venue:
check IEEE ICIP (Image Processing): IEEE ICIP (Image Processing): Visual sensing, computer vision, spatial analysis, and multidimensional signal processing.
check IEEE ASLI (Audio, Speech & Language Intelligence): Acoustic perception, spatial audio, voice interfaces, and natural language processing.
check IEEE CAI (Conference on Artificial Intelligence): Industrial AI, agentic workflows, trustworthy systems, and enterprise deployment.
Strategic Location Model
To support long-term planning for attendees and sponsors, the Summit operates on a multi-year regional rotation across two major innovation hubs:
- Singapore (2027 & 2028): The Asia-Pacific anchor, featuring world-class convention infrastructure and an elite research ecosystem.
- Silicon Valley, CA, USA (2029): The global heart of “Big Tech,” enabling direct engagement with industry leaders, venture networks, and talent pipelines.