ITFT 2025
The 2nd International Symposium on Intelligent Technology for Future Transportation (ITFT 2025) was successfully held in London, United Kingdom, from November 18 to 20, 2025. Building on the achievements of the inaugural symposium, the event focused on recent advances in intelligent transportation technologies, including smart mobility, autonomous and connected vehicles, intelligent traffic management, and data-driven transportation systems.
ITFT 2025 brought together researchers and industry professionals from around the world to share their latest research findings, discuss key challenges, and explore future directions. The symposium provided an effective platform for international exchange and collaboration, contributing to the development of smarter and more sustainable transportation systems.
Group photos of ITFT 2025
Group photo-in person
Group photo-online
Speakers of ITFT 2025 (Onsite)
Assoc. Prof. David E. Boyle from Imperial College London, UK delivered her keynote speech titled "From One Black Box to Another: Interpretable and Safe Learning for Trustworthy Autonomous Systems".
Assoc. Prof. Chongfeng Wei from University of Glasgow, UK delivered his keynote speech titled "Toward Trustworthy Autonomous Vehicles: Modeling and Learning Reciprocal Social Interactions".
Speakers of ITFT 2025 (Online)
Prof. Hamed Taherdoost from University Canada West, Canada delivered his keynote speech titled "Intelligent Technologies and Quantum Computing: Driving the Future of Transportation".
Prof. Sara Moridpour from RMIT University, Australia delivered her keynote speech titled "AI on the Crosswalk: Advancing Pedestrian Safety at Intersections".
Assoc. Prof. Vishal Sharma from Queen's University Belfast, UK delivered his keynote speech titled "Who's controlling? Rogue Behaviours and AI Autonomy in Drone Swarms".
Prof. Wen Xiong from Beijing University of Technology, China delivered his keynote speech titled "Design for Pedestrian and Cyclist: Innovative Methods and People-Oriented Governance of Beijing's Pedbike-friendly-Index".
Assoc. Prof. Joewono Prasetijo from Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM), Malaysia delivered his keynote speech titled "Estimating Traffic Conflicts and Crash Risk Based on Vehicle Speed Profiling in Heterogeneous Traffic Conditions".
Assoc. Prof. Peng Yang from Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School, China delivered his keynote speech titled "Intralogistics System Intelligence: Approaches and Research Cases".
Dr. Serio Angelo Maria Agriesti from Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark delivered his invited speech titled "Designing uncertain futures: Multidisciplinary simulation approaches for CAVs and their applications".
