Introduction

4th International Conference on Cognitive Mobility 2025
2-3 October 2025 | Budapest, Hungary

Selected papers will be invited to be published with extended version in highly ranked journals.

• Promet – Traffic&Transportation – IF 0.7, Scopus, WoS
• Periodica Politechnica – Transportation Engineering, Q2, Scopus
• Infocommunications Journal – Q3, Scopus
• Cognitive Sustainability
• Energies special issue: Cognitive Tools for Sustainable Mobility – IF 3.0, Scopus, WoS

Scope

Cognitive Mobility (CogMob) investigates the entangled combination of the research areas such as mobility, transportation, vehicle engineering, social sciences, artificial intelligence, cognitive infocommunications. The key aim of CogMob is to provide a holistic view of how mobility in a broader aspect can be understood, described (modeled), and optimized as the blended combination of artificial and natural/human cognitive systems. It considers the whole combination as one unseparable CogMob system and investigates what kind of new cognitive capabilities of this CogMob system are emerging. One of the CogMob focus areas, based on its nature, is the engineering applications in the mobility domain.

Topics

• Artificial cognitive capabilities in mobility
• AI, Maschine and deep learning in transport
• Human-Machine Interface
• Effect of Future of Internet to mobility
• Cognitive approach in supply chain
• Fuels and lubricants for the cognitive vehicles
• Cognitive sciences in the digital world
• Sustainability in cognitive transport infrastructure
• Machine learning for vehicle and traffic control
• Embodied and enactive cognitive systems effect on mobility
• Cognitive networks and their intelligent capabilities
• Human Interfaces: bio, cognitive, digital and wearable interfaces – augmented reality in transport
• Intelligent Vehicle and Transportation Systems
• Smart transport
• Cognitive Infocommunication based learnability for transport
• Digital Reality in Human development a new area of effective teaching in transport
• Mobility in precision agriculture

Committees

Chair

Prof. Dr. Máté Zöldy DSc., Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary

Honorary Committee

Prof. Bokor József, MTA SZTAKI
Prof. Imre Rudas, Obuda University, Hungary
Prof. Péter Baranyi, Corvinus University, Hungary

International Scientific Board Chair

Prof. Wojciech Tutak, Czestochowa Univeristy of Technology, Poland

International Scientific Board

Prof. István Barabás, TU Cluj, Romania
Prof. Aleksander Sładkowski, Silezian Univeristy of Technology, Poland
Dr. Szilárd Aradi, BME, Hungary
Prof. Tarek Tutunji, HTU, Jordan
Prof. József Tar, Obuda University, Hungary
Prof. László Horváth, Obuda University, Hungary
Prof. Annamária Várkonyiné-Kóczy, Obuda University, Hungary
Prof. Szabocs Fischer, Szechenyi University

International Organising Committee

Prof. Olja Cokorilo, University of Beograd, Serbia
Prof. Zoran Lulic, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Dr. Dhinesh Balasubramanian, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, India
Dr. Tamás Bécsi, BME, Hungary
Dr. Ludmiła Filina-Dawidowicz, West Pomeranian University of Technology, Poland
Dr. habil Árpád Török, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Dr. habil. Mária Csete Szalmáné, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Dr. Csaba Tóth-Nagy, Széchenyi István University Győr, Hungary
Dr. Anna Sudár, Corvinus University Budapest, Hungary
Dr. Edward Kozłowski, Lublin University of Technology, Poland

Technical Program Committee Chair

Prof. Ersan Kabalcı Nevsehir Haci Bektas Veli University, Turkiye

TPC Co-Chair

Prof. Erdal Irmak Gazi University, Turkiye
Prof. Yasin Kabalcı Nigde Omer Halisdemir University, Turkiye
Ankit R. Patel, University of Minho, Portugal