35th Global Conference on Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering (GIMSE 2025)

The 35th Global Conference on Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering (GIMSE 2025) explores cutting-edge innovations and practices in smart manufacturing, operations optimization, supply chain, quality management, and sustainable industrial systems engineering.

Key Topics

• Human-machine interaction and cognitive ergonomics
• Systems thinking and engineering for complex industries
• Industrial cybersecurity and OT protection
• Facility layout, resource allocation, and project scheduling
• Lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and process improvement
• Digital twins for real-time monitoring and optimization
• Eco-design and life cycle environmental assessments
• Machine learning applications for quality and reliability
• Healthcare and service systems engineering
• Smart automation and collaborative robotics
• Energy efficiency in industrial environments
• Supply chain resilience, risk mitigation, and transparency
• Digital transformation strategies in manufacturing
• Training and workforce development for Industry 5.0
• Advanced analytics for decision-making
• Humanitarian logistics and global supply chain planning
• Additive manufacturing technologies and materials
• Cloud-based manufacturing services and collaboration
• Cyber-physical systems and IIoT integration
• Occupational safety, risk management, and well-being
• Engineering economics, investment appraisal, and cost analysis
• Maintenance strategies and reliability-centered systems
• Technology adoption and industrial innovation
• Big data and predictive maintenance techniques
• Failure analysis and defect root cause identification
• Statistical process control and quality systems
• Blockchain-enabled supply chain traceability
• Sustainable practices and circular economy design
• Organizational change and performance measurement
• Additive and hybrid manufacturing case studies

Who should Attend

• Industrial engineers and systems designers
• Operations researchers and data scientists
• Academics and graduate engineering students
• Manufacturing and automation professionals
• Facility and logistics managers
• Human factors and ergonomics specialists
• Project managers in industrial sectors
• Maintenance and reliability engineers
• Supply chain strategists and planners
• Technology developers and innovators
• Engineering educators and trainers
• Quality assurance and process control experts
• Energy and sustainability consultants
• Healthcare and service system analysts
• Defense and aerospace manufacturing engineers