Theme: The New Convergence of Culture and Technology

  ICCT is the first and comprehensive international conference on the various aspects of culture technology and its applications. International Conference on Culture Technology 2025 will provide a chance for academic and industry professionals to discuss recent progress in the area of cultural technology. The goal of this conference is to bring together the researchers from academic and industry to share ideas, works, problems and solutions related to the multifaced aspects of culture technology.
Authors are invited to submit original papers and works in all areas related to culture technologies and their applications. Topics include, but not limited to, the following areas:

(a) VR & AR: Augmented reality, Virtual reality, Mixed reality, Multiple realistic space implementation, industry adaptive VR
(b) Game: Massive on-line game based on virtual world, Game for welfare promotion, Immersing cinematic reality game, Game utilization in culture
(c) Convergence Contents: Senseware, Smart contents, Edu-Contents
(d) Media: Animation CG, Digital cinema

(a) Contents Design: Storytelling, Contents producton pipeline
(b) Graphics: Physical engine, Rendering, 3D stereoscopic, Motion graphics, Hologram
(c) UX-based Interface: User experience, Action recognition
(d) Social Media: Social media analysis and utilization
(e) Data Management: Data retrieval for culture contents, Data collection and analysis for culture contents, DB modeling for culture contents, DBMS for culture contents
(f) Sound & Music: Sound technology and music technology

(a) Performance Technology: Technology of cutting edge of performance, Massive performance technology,
(b) Exihibition Technology: Advanced implementation technology, Digital exihibition technology
(c) Crafts Technology: Traditional material modernization, production technology modernization
(d) Traditional Music Technology: Modernization of traditional music, Advancement of traditional musical instruments, Populizing traditional music

(a) Cultural Heritage Technology: Culture enjoyment support technology, Restoration technology of original form
(b) Tourism Service Technology: Evaluation medel of tourism resources, Characterization technology of tourrism factor, Awareness raising of tourism R&D, Construction of tourism R&D support system
(c) Sports Service Technology: U-sports care service, Sports service marketing, Sports service information, Sports image/video analysis, virtual sports
(d) Library Technology: Journal publishing technology, Repositary technology
(e) Museum Technology: All museum technologies including exhibition and preservation technology
(f) Copyright Technology: Copyright protection & usage technology, Detection technology of copyright infringement, Management of copyright-works distribution

(a) Machine Intelligence: Intelligent technology applied to culture technology, New AI technology
(b) IOT & Big Data: IOT & Big-data technology applied in culture technology, New IOT & Big Data technology

(a) Culture & Technology in Humanity: Culture and technology related with humanity study
(b) Culture & Technology in Social Science: Culture and technology related with social science study

(a) Culture & Technology in Art: Culture and technology related with art
(b) Culture & Technology in Design: Culture and technology related with design

All convergence technologies not limited to a specific field

9. Special Session(AI & Culture, AI & Education)

(a) Movie Generation by AI
(b) AI Application in Education
(c) New Education Policy in AI Era
(d) AI Education Tools
(e) Educational Direction in AI Era
(f) AI & Culture

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All papers will be fully refereed and undergo a blind review process by at least three referees of the international program committee. All accepted papers will be published in International Conference on Culture Technology 2025 Proceedings. Distinguished papers presented in the conference will be further revised and published in special issues of prestigious international journals(SCIE, SCOPUS)
The paper must be written in English and follow the ICCT paper template provided below. The basic paper length 4 pages and limited to no more than 6 pages. Papers must be submitted only in MS-WORD(Doc) format. All paper submissions will be handled electronically via online submission system at the conference webpage

*** IEEE Paper Template Download(letter): Click here to download. or ***
*** IACST Copyright Form: Click here to download. ***

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Full Paper Submission: July 13, 2025   Jul 27, 2025
Acceptance Notification: August 24, 2025   September 7, 2025
Camera-Ready Paper Submission: September 07, 2025   September 21, 2025
Early Registration: September 07, 2025   September 21, 2025

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Swinburne University of Technology, Da Nang City, Vietnam

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If you have any question for the conference, please contact Program Chair at tybyun@cu.ac.kr.

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Hosted by

International Association for Convergence Science & Technology
Swinburne University of Technology, Vietnam
Brain Korea 21+, Kyungpook National University, South Korea

In Cooperation with

National Electronics and Computer Technology Center, Thailand

Sponsored by

Daegu Business Events District, South Korea
Oriental Consultants Global, Japan
Pinetree Asosociates, South Korea
PIPA, South Korea

        

           

ICCT is a refereed conference and all submitters must accept the following agreement:

Making a submission to ICCT is a serious matter and we expect anyone submitting to ICCT to confirm the following:

1. I confirm that this submission is the work of myself and my co-authors.
2. I confirm that any research reported in this submission involving human subjects has gone through the appropriate approval process at my institution.
3. I confirm that I have read the conference policies for publication and agree to abide by them.
4. I confirm that I will treat the intellectual property and contributions of my fellow contributors and the reviewers of my work with respect.

This section gives policy guidelines for the evaluation of material for ICCT Proceeding publication. The audience is both program chairs and potential authors.

1. Submitted papers shall be reviewed by three qualified, independent reviewers who are asked to assess the relavance, originality, correctness and quality, validity of conclusion, and clarity of writing of the paper; and who are asked to provide a written review report that shall be provided to the author.
2. In cases where reviewer comments suggest that a paper may be acceptable only with revisions, the author(s) shall have an opportunity to submit a revised paper. Minor revisions may be reviewed by the program committee or designee.

This section gives general reviewing process.

1. All submissions should be made through the official "paper submisssion" menu of ICCT website and submitters must be a member of IACST(http://iacst.org). For an efficient and just review, submission by mail is not allowed. Including paper submission and review status verification, each submission and review process can be checked on the official ICCT website.
2. Normal review usually takes one month and paper review result will be mailed when all three reviewers finish the review process. Also, the detail review results of the three reviews will be shown on ICCT website.
3. At least one registration is required for each accepted paper and it can be done on the ICCT website.
4. After the paper is published, the conference proceeding book will be posted on ICCT website.

 

1. Duration of the Presentation
The allotted time for each speaker is 12 minutes to present and 6 minutes for Q&A.

2. Equipment in Presentation Room
Each presentation room will have a projector, a screen and a laptop computer running PowerPoint under MS Windows, equipped with USB port.

3. Preparation for Your Presentation Session
Bring a USB memory with your PowerPoint presentation and make sure that your file is copied on the laptop computer before your session starts. Please show up 15 minutes before the actual session starts and introduce yourself to the session chair. Be prepared to give some bibliographic details about yourself to the chairperson so that he/she can introduce you before your presentation.

1. Duration of the Presentation
The poster session has 60 minutes, requiring all presenters to be available at their posters during the session.

2. Poster Specification
Posters must be designed to fit a 841mm wide x 1189mm tall board. Posters may be prepared as a single poster or as several smaller sections mounted together. The heading of the poster should list the paper title, author(s) name(s), and affiliation(s).

3. Poster Set-Up
Posters may be attached to the boards by push pins or tapes, which will be provided. Posters must be set up by presenters 10 minutes before the session starts. Posters must be removed by presenters right after the session is over. Posters not removed by 10 minutes after the session will be removed by volunteers (session organizers not responsible for posters left after this deadline).

 

 

1. Check the Program
Prior to departure for the meeting, check the program on our website (http://icct.iacst.org/index.php) to find the time slot for the session that you are chairing.

2. Pick Up the Materials for Session Chair from Registration Desk
Please arrive at the registration desk about 20minutes prior to the start of the session and pick up the material prepared for a session chair.

3. Check the Meeting Room
Please arrive at the session room about 10 minutes prior to the start of the session and familiarize yourself with the controls for lights, microphones, a pointer, and a projector. If you encounter problems, immediately alert the session staff who is serving your session in the session room. Meanwhile, you have to check the presence of individual speaker in your session.

1. Introduction
At the start of the session, briefly introduce yourself and explain the timing system to the audience, and as often during the session as you think necessary.

2. Time Allotment
The allotted time for each speaker is 15 minutes to present and 5 minutes for Q&A. . If possible, you may give a brief introduction of the speaker to the audience, including his or her affiliation and position, at the beginning of each presentation.

3. Absent Speakers
Should a speaker fail to appear, you may recess the session until it is time for the next scheduled abstract. If you are notified of the absence of any speaker before the session starts, please announce it to the audience. You have to report the absence of any speaker to the secretariat for conference administration at the registration desk.