4th International Conference on Cognitive Mobility
2-3 October, 2025 | Budapest, Hungary
Scope
Cognitive Mobility (CogMob) investigates the entangled combination of research areas such as mobility, transportation, vehicle engineering, social sciences, artificial intelligence, and cognitive infocommunications. The key aim of CogMob is to provide a holistic view of how mobility in a broader sense can be understood, described (modeled), and optimized as a blended combination of artificial and natural/human cognitive systems. It considers this integration as one inseparable CogMob system and explores the emerging cognitive capabilities of this system.
Main Topics of CogMob 2025
- Artificial Cognitive Capabilities in Mobility
- AI, Maschine and Deep Learning in Transport
- Cognitive Logistics
- Human-Machine Interface at Mobility
- Cognitive Approach in Supply Chain
- Fuels and Lubricants for Vehicles
- Sustainability in Cognitive Transport Infrastructure
- Machine Learning for Vehicle and Traffic Control
Special emphasis is placed on the railway sector, which plays a key role in the future of sustainable and intelligent transport. Rail systems provide a complex, high-impact environment for deploying cognitive technologies such as AI-driven diagnostics, safety innovations and predictive maintenance. These railway-related themes are essential pillars of CogMob2025 and receive dedicated focus throughout the conference program.
- Smart Diagnostics of Railway Infrastructure
- Railway Safety Equipment
- Machine Learning Application in Rail
Selected papers will be invited to be published with extended version in highly ranked journals.
- Promet – Traffic&Transportation – IF 0.7, Scopus, WoS
- Periodica Polytechnica – Transportation Engineering, Q2, Scopus
- Infocommunications Journal – Q3, Scopus
- Cognitive Sustainability
- Energies special issue: Cognitive Tools for Sustainable Mobility – IF 3.0, Scopus, WoS
- Negotiations in Progress
- Cognitive Sustainability – ERIH+
Committees
Chair
Prof. Máté Zöldy, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Honorary Committee
Prof. József Bokor, MTA SZTAKI
Prof. Péter Baranyi, Corvinus University, Hungary
Prof. László Palkovics, Automotive Proving Ground Zala Ltd., Budapest, Hungary
International Scientific Board Chairs
Prof. Wojciech Tutak, Czestochowa Univeristy of Technology, Poland
Dr. István Szászi, Robert Bosch Ltd, Budapest, Hungary
International Scientific Board
Dr. Szilárd Aradi, BME, Hungary
Prof. István Barabás, TU Cluj, Romania
Prof. Szabocs Fischer, Szechenyi University
Prof. Aleksander Sładkowski, Silezian Univeristy of Technology, Poland
Prof. József Tar, Obuda University, Hungary
Prof. Tarek Tutunji, HTU, Jordan
Dr. Tamás Lovas, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Prof. Annamária Várkonyiné-Kóczy, Obuda University, Hungary
International Organising Committee
Dr. Dhinesh Balasubramanian, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, India
Dr. Tamás Bécsi, BME, Hungary
Prof. Olja Cokorilo, University of Beograd, Serbia
Dr. Ludmiła Filina-Dawidowicz, West Pomeranian University of Technology, Poland
Dr. Edward Kozłowski, Lublin University of Technology, Poland
Prof. Zoran Lulic, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Ankit R. Patel, University of Minho, Portugal
Dr. Richard Nagy, Széchenyi István University, Győr, Hungary
Dr. habil. Mária Csete Szalmáné, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Dr. Anna Sudár, Corvinus University Budapest, Hungary
Dr. habil Árpád Török, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Dr. Csaba Tóth-Nagy, Széchenyi István University ,Győr, Hungary
Host and Industrial Platina Partner
Scientific Partner
Adult Education Co-Organizer
Conference Organizer Partner
