The 13th International Conference on Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering (ICMRE 2027)

The 13th International Conference on Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering (ICMRE 2027) presents research and innovations in mechatronics, robotics engineering, intelligent systems, and automation technologies for diverse real-world applications.

Key Topics

• Autonomous systems
• Rehabilitation robot system, neuro-robotics, wearable robots
• Lean manufacturing logistics
• Universal design and services, ubiquitous robots
• AI, intelligent control, neuro-control, fuzzy control and their applications
• Robot vision and audition
• Biomechatronics and rehabilitation engineering
• Design for manufacture and assembly
• Sensor design, sensor fusion, sensor networks
• Sensor development
• Robot navigation, localization, manipulation
• Rapid prototyping
• Signal and image processing
• Robotics and automation
• MEMS and NEMS
• Robotics in biomedicine and rehabilitation
• Rescue, hazardous environments
• Mechatronics education
• Nano/micro systems and applications, biological and medical applications
• Robotic mechanisms and design
• Smart materials and structures
• Modeling and simulation scheduling
• Flexible manufacturing systems
• Agile manufacturing
• Robot intelligence and learning
• Micro and nano mechatronics
• Mobile robotics
• Transportation systems
• Biomedical and rehabilitation engineering, welfare robotics and mechatronics
• Manufacturing process automation and control
• Locomotion and manipulation in biological and robot systems
• Human-robot interaction, semi-autonomous systems, telerobotics
• Advanced instrumentation and control
• Advanced motion control
• Intelligent control and AI in mechatronics
• Robot kinematics and dynamics
• Distributed control systems
• Sensors and applications
• Manufacturing mechatronics and automation
• Bionic robotics, autonomous and evolutionary robotics
• Sensors/actuators
• Concurrent engineering
• Agriculture, construction, industrial automation
• Intelligent systems

Who should Attend

• Control systems specialists
• Researchers in robotics and automation
• Biomedical engineers and healthcare technologists
• Academic professionals in mechatronics
• Industry professionals in automation and manufacturing
• Artificial intelligence and machine learning experts
• Designers of intelligent systems and actuators
• Developers of sensor and micro/nano technologies
• Professionals in transportation and mobile robotics
• Rehabilitation technology researchers