Special issue: Innovations in Intelligent Systems and Applications

Abstract

Intelligent Systems can be thought of as a concept with a very broad scope. They can have hardware from small microprocessors to large processors, micro-mechanics to macromechanics. Intelligent Systems can have software from low-level simple codes to much more complex codes, can be connected locally or via Internet or can work offline independently. They can be operated or managed remotely or can be autonomous and able to act as a rule-based system or as a learning capable Artificial Intelligence system. We can see ‘Intelligent Systems’ in every area that comes to mind such as Robotics, Finance, Industry, Space technologies, Education, Home Appliances, Health, Communication, Security, Military, Aviation, Energy, and so on. The 14th International Conference on Innovations in Intelligent Systems and Applications (INISTA 2020) took place during the period between 24 August and 26 August 2020 as an online event, organized by the University of Novi Sad, Serbia. Previously, INISTA had been hosted at Sofia, Bulgaria (2019), Thessaloniki, Greece (2018), Gdynia, Poland (2017), Sinaia, Romania (2016), Madrid, Spain (2015), Alberobello, Italy (2014), Albena, Bulgaria (2013), Trabzon, Turkey (2012), Istanbul, Turkey (2011), Kayseri, Turkey (2010), Trabzon, Turkey (2009), Istanbul, Turkey (2007), and Istanbul, Turkey (2005). Authors had been invited to submit high-quality, original research papers on the range of topics including, but not limited to, the following: