ACM MobiSys conference series, started in 2003, is a premier forum to present innovative and significant research on all aspects of mobile computing, mobile applications, and mobile services. ACM MobiSys values high-impact technical contributions with working, replicable implementations and practical evaluations of modern mobile systems.

2025 edition of ACM MobiSys solicits papers in domains that include, but are not limited to:

    Software for mobile devices, systems and mobile computing
        Software architectures
        Operating systems
        Software debugging and testing
    Applications of mobile devices, systems and mobile computing
        Mobile sensing and crowdsourcing
        Healthcare and accessibility
        Sustainability
        Smart cities
        Smart agriculture
        Smart manufacturing
        Wearables
        Social networking
        Mobile web and mobile video
        Internet of Things
    Security and privacy of mobile devices, systems and mobile computing
    Machine learning and artificial intelligence with (and for) mobile computing
        Novel applications of general machine learning for mobile systems
        Novel uses of generative artificial intelligence and Large Language Models for mobile systems
        Novel mobile systems applications and systems with machine learning
        Resource-efficient artificial intelligence for mobile systems
        Edge artificial intelligence and its application for mobile systems
    System-level management for for mobile devices and applications
        System-level energy management
        System-level energy data management
    Sustainability of mobile devices, systems and mobile computing
        Energy-neutral mobile systems
        Reduction of carbon footprint of mobile systems
        Energy harvesting for mobile systems
        Sustainable ways of powering and energy storage for mobile infrastructure
    New tools for mobile devices, systems and mobile computing
        New ways to build mobile systems
        New methods for measuring mobile systems
        Infrastructure support for mobile systems
        Metasurfaces and smart surfaces for mobile systems
    Reflection on mobile systems and applications
        Experience with using and operating mobile applications, networks, and systems
        Critical assessment of existing mobile systems and applications: academic and industrial
        Verification studies of existing mobile systems results
    Cyber-physical systems and mobile devices, systems and mobile computing
        Vehicular systems
        Robotic and drone-based systems
        Nano-satellites and mobile computing in outer space
    Mobile systems sensing and context awareness
        Location-tracking systems
        Sensing systems with radio, light, sound, and acoustics
    User interaction
        Systems and networking support for virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality, and spatial computing
        Innovative wearable systems and applications
        Techniques and systems for novel human-mobile interactions and experiences
    Datasets and benchmarks
        Collection, analysis and scrutiny of data for mobile systems experiments
        Proposal for new benchmarks evaluating mobile systems, also for machine learning with/on mobile devices
    Next-generation wireless systems
        New mobile hardware architectures
        Future cellular systems (5G, 6G and beyond)
        Millimeter-wave and THz communication systems
        Low-power wireless systems (RF backscatter, Low-Power WANs, etc.)
        Joint communication and sensing systems
    Non-traditional topics in mobile systems and computing
        Quantum mobile systems and mobile computing for quantum systems
        Mobile systems for social studies
        Mobile systems for epidemiology research
        Mobile systems to combat disinformation
        Mobile systems for underwater communication and sensing
        Any other topics that bring new perspectives to mobile systems and computing

ACM MobiSys 2025 encourages the submission of papers that provide detailed technical explorations of real-world deployments of applications and systems.