This conference invited many internationally renowned scholars to deliver excellent reports on the latest research fields. The morning plenary session was chaired by Professor Dong Bo, a specially-appointed professor at the School of Integrated Circuit and Optoelectronic Chips. The plenary session featured keynote speeches by Professor Bao-Hua Jia, an academician of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering, Optica/IMO3 Fellow, and from RMIT University; Professor Fu-Shuan Wen, an IEEE Fellow and director of the Institute of Electric Power Economics and Information Technology at Zhejiang University; Professor Chang-Yuan Yu, an Optica/OSA Fellow and director of the Jinjiang Institute of Technology Innovation at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University; and Professor Rui-Sheng Wang, a Changjiang Chair Professor, an overseas high-level talent selected by the National Program, and from Shenzhen University.

Professor Jia's report introduced the interaction between 3D nano-printing and various materials, elaborating on the precise manipulation of materials at spatial, temporal and atomic scales. It particularly highlighted the current status and broad prospects of optical nano-printing and two-dimensional photonic integrated devices, and shared the future development directions and main challenges of ultrafast optical nano-printing and atomic material equipment.

文福拴教授，浙江大学

演讲题目：现代人工智能在电力/能源系统和能源/电力/碳排放市场中的应用

Modern artificial intelligence applications in power/energy systems and energy/electricity/carbon emission markets

余长源教授，香港理工大学

演讲题目：基于光纤干涉仪的非穿戴式非侵入式智能健康监测系统

Non-wearable non-invasive smart health monitoring system based on optical fiber interferometer

Professor Wang presented the latest research results on using LiDAR point clouds for large-scale building reconstruction, and developed Building3D. This dataset is designed to support the application of deep learning techniques in urban modeling challenges. He discussed innovations in areas such as the evolution from point-based modeling to line-based modeling, from supervised learning to unsupervised learning, and from discriminative methods to generative methods.

王瑞胜教授，深圳大学

演讲题目：人工智能在城市建模中的点云处理

AI Empowered Point Cloud Processing in Urban Modeling

The breakout sessions of the afternoon meeting were also highly engaging. In the breakout session ① - the Intelligent Communication and Computing Systems Forum, hosted by Dr. Wu Yongwei from Shenzhen Institute of Technology, Professor Yu Xingguo from Central China Normal University delivered an excellent invited presentation on "Innovative Services, Focusing on the Future Higher Education Ecosystem". Subsequently, Professor Cheng Zhenzhou from Tianjin University delivered a speech titled "Mid-Infrared Nano-Film Silicon-Based Photonic Integrated Circuits and Applications". Moreover, Professor Chen Tupo from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore shared his research findings, titled "Computing Based on Memory". These presentations attracted many experts to participate in the discussions and sparked lively exchanges.

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In the second sub-forum - the session on sensing technology and intelligent materials, the guests engaged in discussions around various cutting-edge topics. Under the chairmanship of Associate Professor Yi Yunji from Shenzhen Institute of Technology, Professor Jiang Ming from Sun Yat-sen University delivered a special report titled "Channel Modeling and Signal Processing for Cross-Water Visible Light Communication Based on Deep Learning". Professor Jiang Ming Shun from Shandong University shared insights on "Key Technologies and System Research for Pipeline Damage Detection Based on Piezoelectric Ultrasonic Guided Waves". Finally, Professor Zhang Qing from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore explored "The Application of Two-Dimensional Piezoelectric Materials in Thin Film Body Acoustic Resonators". These discussions not only showcased the innovative thinking of the researchers but also provided opportunities for in-depth communication and collaboration among participants.

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During the oral presentation and poster display sessions, researchers from various universities across the country actively submitted their research projects, bringing together diverse ideas and viewpoints, and creating a favorable platform for communication and innovation between young scholars and senior experts. In this session, an awarding ceremony for the best papers and best oral presentations was also held. After the careful evaluation by the expert judges, several outstanding researchers stood out in their respective fields and were honored with the titles of best paper and best oral presentation, further inspiring the academic enthusiasm and innovation capabilities of the participants.

The successful holding of the 2025 6th International Academic Conference on Electrical Engineering, Electronic Information and Communication Engineering (EEICE 2025) has provided a high-level platform for experts and scholars in the fields of electrical engineering, electronic information and communication engineering to exchange ideas. This has further promoted the development and application of related technologies. The participants all expressed their anticipation for the next conference, hoping to continue deepening exchanges and cooperation and jointly advancing the progress in this field.