The 5th International Conference on Mechatronics and Electrical Engineering (MEEE 2027)

The 5th International Conference on Mechatronics and Electrical Engineering (MEEE 2027) is a conference that explores electromagnetics, intelligent mechatronics, power systems, renewable energy, industrial automation, intelligent sensing, and AI applications.

Key topics

• Renewable energy, energy storage, and electrification
  • Renewable energy generation systems
  • Battery management and energy storage technologies
  • Energy management and optimization
  • Hybrid energy systems
  • Electric vehicles and charging technologies
  • Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and smart electrification
• Intelligent sensing, condition monitoring, and AI applications
  • Smart sensing and sensor fusion
  • Computer vision and intelligent inspection
  • Signal processing and fault diagnosis
  • Machine learning and deep learning applications
  • Edge AI and real-time analytics
  • Condition monitoring and predictive maintenance
  • Prognostics and remaining useful life (RUL) prediction
• Power systems, power electronics, and electrical drives
  • Power system operation, stability, and resilience
  • Smart grids and microgrid technologies
  • Power electronic converters and control
  • Electrical machines and drive systems
  • High-voltage technology and insulation
  • Power quality and harmonic mitigation
• Intelligent mechatronics and robotic systems
  • Intelligent mechatronic systems
  • Advanced motion control and servo technologies
  • Industrial, mobile, and humanoid robotics
  • Human–robot interaction and collaborative robotics
  • MEMS/NEMS and micro-mechatronic systems
  • Multi-physics modeling and structural optimization
• Automation, digital twins, and intelligent manufacturing
  • Industrial automation and control systems
  • SCADA and industrial communication technologies
  • Digital twins and cyber-physical systems
  • Intelligent manufacturing and smart factories
  • Embedded systems and real-time control
  • Model-based design and simulation optimization
• Electromagnetics and electrical engineering fundamentals
  • Computational electromagnetics and field analysis
  • Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and interference suppression
  • High-voltage engineering and insulation technology
  • Electrical materials and dielectric properties
  • Transient electromagnetic phenomena
  • Discharge physics and plasma engineering

Who should attend

• Electrical engineers
• Mechatronics engineers
• Robotics professionals
• Power systems engineers
• Automation and control professionals
• Renewable energy professionals
• AI and sensing specialists