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2025 International Conference on Aerospace Information Perception and Intelligent Processing (AIPIP 2025) has been successfully held in Shenyang on October 18, 2025. We have invited 6 respectable professors to deliver plenary speeches in the morning session and 4 experts to give invited speeches in the afternoon. After that, there are four parallel sessions, including 23 oral presentations.

 

Group Photo

 

Opening Remarks

        

 

Plenary Speech 1
Prof. Wei Zhang, The University of New South Wales, Australia
Speech Title: AI-Powered Radio Maps for Low-Altitude Economy

 

Plenary Speech 2
Prof. Zaichen Zhang, Southeast University, China
Speech Title: Optical Mobile Communication for 6G and Beyond

 

Plenary Speech 3
Prof. Qi Wu, Beihang University, China
Speech Title: Energy Selective Antennas: An Efficient Approach for Electromagnetic Protection

 

Plenary Speech 4
Prof. Yong Wang, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
Speech Title: Inverse synthetic aperture radar imaging of target with complex motions

 

Plenary Speech 5
Prof. Min Jia, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
Speech Title: Multi-Agent Collaboration for Joint Computing and Communication Resource Management in Space-Ground Networks

 

Plenary Speech 6
Prof. Feng Qi, Shenyang Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Speech Title: THz Research in CAS-SIA

 

Invited Speech 1
Prof. Xiaoshi Song, Northeastern University, China
Speech Title: Modeling and Analysis of Collaborative Vision-Based Environment Perception in Vehicular Networks

 

Invited Speech 2 
Prof. Xue Wang, Jilin University, China
Speech Title: Key Technologies for Intelligent Cooperative Transmission in Integrated Communication and Remote Sensing Sat

 

Invited Speech 3
Senior Engineer Tao Zhang, National Key Laboratory of Electromagnetic Information Control and Effects
Speech Title: Practice and Reflection on the Digital Construction of Aircraft Electromagnetic Field

 

Invited Speech 4 
Prof. Lele Qu, Shenyang Aerospace University, China
Speech Title: Human Intelligent Sensing with Radar Sensors: From Behavior Recognition to Vital Sign Monitoring

 

Oral PresentationInvited Speech