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Keynote: Infrastructure for digital twins

Keynote speaker: prof.dr Zora Konjović
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The digital twin paradigm is extremely „hot“ and widely applied in a large number of areas of development and functioning of modern society. Although the term itself dates back to the beginning of the century, it was especially actualized in the last decade of this century as a function of the Industry 4.0 paradigm, which focuses on the automation of industrial processes, followed by Industry 5.0, which shifts that focus to humans, emphasizing sustainability and promoting cooperation between humans and technology.
In the context of the concept of infrastructure, the digital twin paradigm can be viewed in two dimensions:
- As part of a set of digital artifacts and systems to implement the concept of infrastructure defined as a set of objects and systems that serve a country, city or other area and include services and facilities needed for the functioning of the economy, households and companies.
- As a set of facilities and systems for the development of digital artifacts that serve the functioning of the economy, households and companies in a country, city or other area. The focus of the lecture is on the second dimension, which means that it primarily deals with objects and systems used to develop digital twins.
The lecture is organized in three connected parts.
The first part defines the concepts of infrastructure and digital twin in context.
The second part identifies the fundamental concepts, components, technologies and characteristic infrastructure systems for the development of digital twins.
The third part presents an example of infrastructure for working with digital twins where the infrastructure is represented by an extensible software platform for digital twins that should enable the sustainable development of digital twins. In addition to models and examples of prototypical implementation of the platform, examples of its use for selected cases are presented.
The last, fourth part brings concluding considerations summarizing the state of the field and identifying challenges in its further development.

Keynote: Beyond Compliance: A Harmonized Documentation Approach for Trustworthy AI

Keynote speaker: dr Marija Janković
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Establishing trust in Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems transcends mere compliance with regulatory frameworks. It requires clear, consistent, and meaningful communication of AI system qualities to diverse stakeholders. The ETSI Technical Committee on Methods for Testing and Specification (TC MTS) addresses this challenge by proposing a harmonized documentation approach specifically designed to fulfill EU AI Act requirements while bridging gaps identified in existing practices.
This keynote presents the TC MTS initiative, highlighting how standardized and harmonized documentation fosters stakeholder trust, reduces risks, and ensures clarity throughout the AI lifecycle. The approach defines explicit documentation strategies that are purpose-driven (why document?), stakeholder-specific (for whom?), context-sensitive (what and when?), and methodologically robust (how?). It integrates diverse documentation formats, such as datasheets, model cards, and interactive knowledge graphs, enhancing comprehensibility, traceability, and regulatory alignment.
Participants will gain insights into best practices, practical tools, and illustrative scenarios developed within ETSI TC MTS. The discussion will emphasize how structured documentation not only ensures regulatory compliance but also strengthens stakeholder confidence, mitigates operational risks, and supports long-term sustainable and ethical AI deployment.

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Keynote: Implementation of Artificial Medical Intelligence Technologies into Routine Clinical Practice across the Russian Federation

Speaker: Viktor Ivanovich Klassen
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LLC “PhthisisBioMed” is an IT enterprise and developer of medical devices based on AI technologies in the Russian Federation. The AI service “PhthisisBioMed” is one of the unique AI-based medical devices included in the Russian software registry, which has successfully passed clinical trials and obtained a registration certificate from Roszdravnadzor (No. RZN 2022/17406 dated 31.05.2022).
Thanks to its high performance indicators, the PhthisisBioMed service can automatically, with 99.9% probability and without additional physician control, make a “normal” diagnosis in 70% of the images processed by the service. The remaining 30% of processed images are additionally reviewed by a physician for a “normal” diagnosis.
The project addresses the shortage of qualified physicians in the market by reducing the routine workload of practicing specialists. In addition, our services are capable of providing doctors with an additional opinion regarding the analyzed studies, which they are free to accept or reject.
The PhthisisBioMed service has been integrated in more than 30 regions of the Russian Federation. In 2024, the total number of medical studies processed by the service exceeded 2 million. By the end of 2024, the number of medical studies processed per day reached 10,000. At present, this figure has more than doubled, and the total number of processed studies has exceeded 3.8 million.
Numerous statistical studies and pilot projects confirm the positive impact of AI services on the accuracy of medical diagnoses.

Coffee Break

Parallel sessions - Session A1: Digital business ecosystems

1. Startups and innovations based on 5g technology in western balkan countries - opportunities and limitations
Tijana Milovanović
2. Social Media as a Tool for Promoting the Šarganska Osmica Museum-Tourist Complex
Danijela Stojanović, Nenad Stanisavljević, Dijana Stojanović
3. AI In Telecommunications – Impact On Regulation
Tijana Milovanović
4. Bias in AI-Driven Candidate Selection Processes
Aleksandar Ćosić
5. Context of Business Transformation: From Traditional to Generative AI Agents
Zoran Pavlović, Ana Savić

Parallel sessions - Session A2: IoT and smart environments

1. Formal Approach to Internet of Things in the Context of the Web 7.0 Project
Radomir Mihajlović
2. Comparison of feature selection approaches in youth depression determination based on handwriting kinematics
Vladimir Džepina, Nikola Ivančević, Sunčica Rosić, Blažo Nikolić, Dejan Stevanović, Jasna Jančić, Milica M. Janković
3. Design and development of smart beehive solution
Petar Lukovac, Hesam Jafarzadeh, Milica Simić, Radovan Marković, Svetlana Jovanović
4. Physiological Simulation of Arabidopsis thaliana for Plant Digital Twin
Aleksandar Joksimovic, Amar Mujezinović, Dušan Kostić, Miloš Jolović, Petar Lukovac
5. A Novel Biometric Fingerprint IT System in Determining Newborn Baby Identity
Komlen Lalović

Parallel sessions - Session A3: Artificial Intelligence and Digital transformation

1. The Potential of AI in the Judiciary of Serbia
Dušan Kuzmanović, Ana Đilas
2. The Application of Artifical Inteligence in Breast Cancer Prevention and Early Detection
Anđela Ivković, Marija Jevtić, Dušan Barać
3. Machine Learning and Judicial Rulings Traffic Violations
Dušan Kuzmanović, Ana Đilas
4. The application of artificial intelligence methods for the interpretation of dissolved gas analysis results in transformer oil
Nikola Miladinović, Vladimir Polužanski, Vesna Radin