Welcome

Welcome to the website of the ICASSP 2027 Satellite Workshop Wireless and Ambient Sensing AI (WASAI): Algorithms, Models, and Applications. Wireless sensing using RF signals such as Wi-Fi, mmWave, UWB, RFID, and 5G/6G has transformed communication infrastructure into a ubiquitous sensing platform, enabling applications from presence detection and vital sign monitoring to fall detection and smart-space automation.

This workshop brings together researchers and practitioners to address two broad categories of open challenges: algorithmic challenges in cross-domain generalization, data-efficient foundation models, and few-/zero-shot adaptation; and systems-level challenges in sensing-communication coexistence, privacy-preserving sensing, multi-target scalability, and the growing gap between sensing-capable wireless standards and their commercial deployment.

The program features invited talks by leading experts, contributed presentations, and a panel discussion. See the Program page for the schedule and the Speakers page for talk details.

Topics

• Theory, modeling, and signal processing for wireless/RF sensing
• Machine learning and foundation models for wireless sensing
• Domain generalization and few-/zero-shot cross-domain adaptation
• Multi-modality sensing and data fusion
• Datasets, benchmarks, and data augmentation for reproducible wireless sensing research
• Edge/cloud computing and real-world deployment of sensing systems
• Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC)
• Security and privacy in wireless sensing
• Multi-target and multi-person sensing scalability
• Standardization-to-product transfer (e.g., IEEE 802.11bf)
• Emerging applications in smart spaces, mobile health, and biomedical monitoring
• RF sensing for robotics

Submission Guidelines

• Manuscripts should conform to the ICASSP paper format as stated in the main conference.
• Workshop papers can be submitted via the following link: Paper_submission_link.
• Please visit the ICASSP 2027 official website for the latest registration information, fees, and deadlines.
• For questions regarding workshop registration, please contact the organizers.

Important Dates

• Paper submission deadline: November 11, 2026
• Notification of acceptance: December 16, 2026
• Camera-ready deadline: January 6, 2027
• Workshop date: TBA (Half-day satellite workshop)

Organizers

Beibei Wang (Vice President of Research, ADT Research)
Pu (Perry) Wang (Lead Research Scientist, MERL)
Chenshu Wu (Director, HKU AIoT Lab, University of Hong Kong)
For questions, please contact the organizers by e-mail.