The 2025 Workshop on Crystal-Free/-Less Radio and System-based Research for IoT (CrystalFreeIoT 2025)
The CrystalFreeIoT 2025 workshop will bring together researchers and technical experts to share experiences and state-of-the-art research work under crystal-free/-less radio or system integration and thinking in multiple IoT related topics. It will be co-located with EWSN 2025 in Leuven, Belgium and held on 22 September 2025.
This is the third in a series after the first Invited Workshop at Inria Paris in September 2023 and the second workshop co-located with CPS-IoT Week in Hong Kong in May 2024!
We solicit paper submissions with systematic design on topics including, but not limited to:
- System-level Design for IoT (including low-power wireless networking, VLSI, standards-compliant or -compatible protocols, new radio designs, data fusion for multiple-sensor systems)
- Crystal-Free Radio Design and Calibration Techniques
- Wireless Indoor Localization
- Cross IoT-Protocols support
- Swarm Robotics and Behaviors Analysis
- Miniaturization of IoT devices
- Synchronization in Wireless System
- Cryptography for IoT devices (PUF, digital fingerprint, etc.)
- Integrated Backscatter Devices
We also welcome poster submissions in a short-paper format to showcase in-progress research, new problem discussions, or recent results.
A PDF version of this call for proposals is also available.
Important Dates
- Workshop Paper Deadline: 01 June 2025 (AoE, 23:59 UTC-12)
- Notification of Paper Acceptance: 15 July 2025
- Camera-Ready Deadline: 18 July 2025
We also invite any presenting authors to register and attend the main EWSN conference which will occur on 23-24 September 2025.
Submission Instructions
The workshop language is in English. Submitted papers are required to comply with guidelines for ACM conference manuscripts and must not exceed 6 pages in length for papers and 2 pages for short submissions.
Submission site is hosted on EasyChair and will open soon!
Support
The 2025 Workshop on Crystal-Free/-Less Radio and System-based Research for IoT is supported by:
