Title Page
a) Title of the Articleb) Authors’ Full Names and Institutional Affiliationsc) Corresponding Author Informationd) Running Titlee) Disclaimers (if applicable)f) Word Countg) Number of Figures and Tablesh) Author Contributions
Before submitting a manuscript, authors should ensure that all of the following requirements have been satisfied:
- Provide a clear, concise, and informative title that accurately reflects the manuscript.
- Include the full names of all authors and their institutional affiliations.
- Provide the corresponding author’s email address and contact information.
- Ensure that all listed authors have reviewed and approved the final manuscript.
- Confirm that the manuscript is original and is not simultaneously under consideration by another journal.
- Include appropriate keywords that accurately represent the subject of the research.
- Ensure that all sources, figures, tables, datasets, and other supporting materials are properly referenced.
- Obtain appropriate permissions for copyrighted material, where applicable.
- Disclose any relevant conflicts of interest or funding sources.
Manuscript Types
The journal welcomes the following types of scholarly contributions:
- Original Research Articles — Reports of original research findings, methodologies, experiments, or technical developments.
- Review Articles — Comprehensive evaluations of existing research and developments within a specific technology or AI field.
- Systematic Reviews — Structured reviews conducted using clearly defined research and selection methodologies.
- Case Studies — Detailed examinations of practical technology implementations, organizational applications, or significant technical cases.
- Short Communications — Concise reports presenting important findings, emerging technologies, or preliminary research.
- Technical Perspectives — Scholarly discussions addressing emerging technologies, research directions, challenges, and future opportunities.
Manuscript Formatting Guidelines
- The title should be concise and descriptive.
- Author names and affiliations should be clearly identified.
- The abstract should normally be between 250–500 words, unless the article type requires otherwise.
- Keywords should normally contain 3–6 terms.
- Headings and subheadings should be logically organized.
- Figures and tables should contain appropriate captions.
- Mathematical equations, technical terminology, and abbreviations should be clearly presented.
- Abbreviations should be defined at their first occurrence.
- References should follow a consistent citation style.
- The final manuscript should be carefully checked for spelling, grammar, formatting, and citation accuracy.
Supplementary Materials
Authors may provide supplementary materials that support the research, including:
- Datasets
- Additional figures
- Tables
- Technical documentation
- Algorithms
- Code or software documentation
- Research instruments
- Additional methodological information
Supplementary materials should be clearly labeled and referenced within the manuscript.
Plagiarism & Originality Policy
All submitted manuscripts must represent original scholarly work.
The journal does not accept manuscripts that:
- Contain plagiarized material.
- Present previously published work as original.
- Contain fabricated or falsified data.
- Improperly reproduce another author’s work.
- Are simultaneously submitted to multiple journals.
The editorial team may use appropriate plagiarism-detection and research-integrity checks during the editorial process.
Ethical Considerations
Authors are responsible for ensuring that their research complies with applicable ethical standards.
Where applicable, manuscripts should include information concerning:
- Research ethics approval
- Informed consent
- Data privacy
- Confidentiality
- Human or organizational research participants
- Conflicts of interest
- Funding sources