18th International Conference on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (ICMAE 2027)

The 18th International Conference on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (ICMAE 2027) presents recent advancements and innovations in mechanical and aerospace engineering, covering electronic, control, sensing, and aerospace systems.

Key Topics

• Electronic Systems
  • Analog and digital circuit design
  • Microcomputer and single-chip applications
  • High-frequency electronic technology and measurement
  • Electromagnetic field and microwave technology
  • Integrated circuit design and systems integration
  • Avionics monitoring and maintenance
  • Vacuum electronic technology and microelectronics manufacturing engineering
• Control Systems and Automation
  • Automatic control theory and foundations
  • Pattern recognition and intelligent systems
  • Industrial process control and simulation
  • Measurement and control instruments
  • Automation system engineering and applications in aerospace
  • Monitoring systems and fault diagnosis
  • Guidance, detection, and control technology
• Sensors and Sensing Systems
  • Sensor principles and applications
  • Novel sensor and material development
  • Wireless sensor networks and applications
  • Sensor manufacturing and technology innovations
  • Detection and feature technology
• Navigation and Positioning Systems
  • Aircraft and UAV navigation technologies
  • Radar detection and synthetic aperture radar technology
  • Satellite communication and space navigation
  • Navigation guidance and control systems
  • Signal processing and aviation navigation innovations
  • Satellite ground stations
• Mechatronics and Automation Systems
  • Electromechanical control and motor systems
  • Mechanical design and manufacturing engineering
  • Modern automatic production equipment and CNC maintenance
  • Electrical engineering and automation technology
  • Microelectronic design and mechatronics product development
• Aerospace Science and Technology
  • Aerospace propulsion theory and engineering
  • Aircraft and rocket design
  • Flight mechanics and control technologies
  • Emerging avionics and man-machine engineering
  • Airport operation, transportation, and management engineering

Who should Attend

• Mechanical and aerospace engineers
• Researchers and academics in aviation and automation
• Electronics and mechatronics specialists
• Industry professionals in navigation and control systems
• Aerospace design and propulsion experts
• Technology developers in sensors, UAVs, and avionics