Tracks IICRO 2026

Tracks The 4th International Interdisciplinary Conference on Research & Opportunities

Track:

Intelligent Technology & Engineering

Chair:
Dr. Krishna Chaitanya
(Wayne State University, Michigan, USA)

Research Members:

  1. Ankit Jain – Senior scientist from Facebook United States
  2. Marviola Hardini, S.Kom., M.TI– University of Raharja
  3. Fitra Putri Oganda, S.Kom., M.TI – University of Raharja
  4. Dr. Sudaryono, SP., S.Pd., M.Pd. – Jakarta State University
  5. Thufail Rafii Habibillah, S.Ds – University of Matana
  6. Allya Nissa Daswar, S.Si – State University of Padang

Intelligent Technology & Engineering Includes :

  1. AI for Healthcare & Well-being
  2. Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
  3. Assistive Robotics & Automation
  4. Biomedical Engineering
  5. Smart City for Inclusive Living
  6. Cybersecurity in Health Systems
  7. Data Science for Social Good

Abstract:

Intelligent Technology & Engineering represents the technological backbone of Orange Technology, integrating advanced computational systems with engineering innovation to enhance human health, safety, and quality of life. This domain encompasses Artificial Intelligence for healthcare and well-being, the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), assistive robotics, biomedical engineering, smart city infrastructures, cybersecurity in health systems, and data science for social good. By leveraging intelligent automation, real-time data analytics, and connected medical ecosystems, this field aims to deliver inclusive, resilient, and human-centered technological solutions. Beyond technical performance, the emphasis lies in ensuring accessibility, reliability, and societal benefit. As digital transformation accelerates, Intelligent Technology & Engineering plays a critical role in building compassionate, secure, and sustainable systems that directly support human flourishing.

Track:

Psychology & Social Humanism

Chair:
Prof. Dr. Ir. Henderi, M.Kom.
(University of Raharja, Indonesia)

Research Members:

  1. Marviola Hardini, S.Kom., M.TI – University of Raharja
  2. Fitra Putri Oganda, S.Kom., M.TI – University of Raharja
  3. Dr. Sudaryono, SP., S.Pd., M.Pd. – Jakarta State University
  4. Thufail Rafii Habibillah, S.Ds – University of Matana
  5. Allya Nissa Daswar, S.Si – State University of Padang
  6. Mohammad Hairid Zulhi, S.Kom – Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics Council

Psychology & Social Humanism Includes:

  1. Digital Psychology & Mental Health
  2. Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
  3. Social Informatics & Community Resilience
  4. Emotional Design & User Experience
  5. Psychology of Innovation
  6. Tech-Driven Social Connection
  7. Behavioral Science in Digital Era

Abstract:

Psychology & Social Humanism form the human-centered core of Orange Technology, ensuring that technological advancements align with emotional well-being, cognitive processes, and social resilience. This field explores Digital Psychology and mental health, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), social informatics, emotional design, the psychology of innovation, and behavioral science in the digital era. By understanding how individuals and communities interact with digital systems, this domain promotes inclusive design, meaningful user experiences, and technology-driven social connection. It emphasizes empathy, usability, and cultural sensitivity as essential components of innovation. In an increasingly digital society, integrating psychological insight with technological development is vital to fostering trust, engagement, and long-term societal well-being.

Track:

Ethics, Policy & Orange Innovation

Chair:
Fransisca Angelica Rahardja, BS., PGDipSci
(University of Auckland, New Zealand)

Research Members:

  1. Marviola Hardini, S.Kom., M.TI – University of Raharja
  2. Fitra Putri Oganda, S.Kom., M.TI – University of Raharja
  3. Muhamad Dede Soleman, S.Kom – University of Raharja
  4. Tata Subrata, S.Kom – Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics Council
  5. David Arayoga Saka, S.Kom – University of Raharja
  6. Imam Ma’ruf, S.Kom – University of Bumigora
  7. Betari Ayu Almadania Laksminingrum, S.Kom – University of Raharja
  8. Anggi Parlindungan Sagala, S.Kom – University of Raharja

Ethics, Policy & Orange Innovation:

  1. Orange Technology Fundamentals
  2. Ethical AI & Digital Responsibility
  3. Policy for Health Equity
  4. Compassionate Computing
  5. Sustainable & Human-Centric Design
  6. Tech Governance & Law
  7. Innovation for Happiness & Care

Abstract:

Ethics, Policy & Orange Innovation establish the moral and governance framework of Orange Technology, ensuring that technological progress remains responsible, equitable, and aligned with human dignity. This domain addresses the fundamentals of Orange Technology, ethical AI, digital responsibility, health equity policy, compassionate computing, sustainable and human-centric design, and technology governance. It recognizes that innovation must be guided not only by efficiency and performance but also by fairness, transparency, and accountability. By integrating ethical principles into system design and public policy, this field seeks to balance technological advancement with social justice and long-term sustainability. As emerging technologies increasingly shape global societies, Ethics, Policy & Orange Innovation provide the essential foundation for technology that genuinely promotes happiness, care, and collective well-being.