The International Conference on Future Communication Technology (FCT 2026) is dedicated to covering advancements in communication technologies and innovative network solutions.
Key Topics
5G/6G communication technologies
quantum communication and quantum internet
AI-driven communication systems
visible light communication (VLC) and Li-Fi
space-based communication and interplanetary networks
optical communication and photonic networks
reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) for wireless networks
blockchain and decentralized communication networks
internet of everything (IoE) and ambient computing
human-centric and brain-computer interface communication
holographic telepresence and virtual communication
AI-driven security for next-gen communication
cognitive radio and spectrum sharing
hyperscale data transmission and edge computing
bio-inspired and molecular communication
green and sustainable communication technologies
hypersecure networks: post-quantum cryptography in communication
smart wearable communication and body-centric networks
UAV-assisted and high altitude platform systems (HAPS)
communication security and privacy
communication network architectures and protocols
Who should Attend
network architects and designers
communication technology developers
AI and machine learning researchers
network security specialists
telecommunication engineers
blockchain and decentralized network experts
academic researchers and scholars
industry professionals and consultants
policy makers and regulatory bodies
IoT and ambient computing developers
Past Events
International Conference on Future Communication Technology (FCT 2026) - 09-11 Jan 2026, Baohong Hotel Sanya, China (106237)
International Conference on Future Communication Technology (FCT) 2027
Important
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Event Categories
Science: Computer Science
Technology: Communication Networks, Digital Infrastructure, Telecommunication