NOSSDAV is a workshop with a long-standing tradition focusing on both emerging and established multimedia systems research topics especially high-risk/high-return ideas. The single-track format brings together academic and industry researchers and practitioners to engage in fruitful and constructive discussions. NOSSDAV encourages papers identifying fundamental open problems in multimedia systems research, advocate new radical ideas or offer counterarguments or critique on the existing state of the art; NOSSDAV prefers exciting-even-if-incomplete papers or reports on promising ideas that may be supported by well-reasoned arguments.

NOSSDAV takes a broad perspective on all areas of multimedia systems. Authors are especially encouraged to submit papers with real-world experimental results and datasets. This includes new ideas relating to (but not limited to):

    Virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and immersive systems
    Deep learning approaches to improve multimedia delivery and processing
    Cloud architectures for multimedia coding and processing
    Wireless, mobile, IoT and embedded systems for multimedia applications
    Medical, surveillance and autonomous driving multimedia systems
    Network-distributed media processing
    Networked GPUs/TPUs, graphics and virtual environments
    Audio/Image/Video Analytics Systems
    System Support for Multimedia Interaction with humans
    Internet-Scale Multimedia Systems
    Large-language Model and AI-Generated Multimedia Systems