IFAC Joint Workshops
Advanced Maintenance Engineering, Services and Technology
&
Intelligent
Manufacturing Systems
Seville, Spain
7, 8 & 9 April 2027
From Predictive to Intelligent Decision-Making
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission
and Review
Location / venue
Hotel Ribera de Triana
Seville, Spain
CALL FOR PAPERS
Submission & Important Dates
Accepted Invited Sessions
AMEST + IMS
Featured Topics
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Our Partners
IFAC sponsorship and community
The AMEST/IMS 2027 joint workshop is fully supported and sponsored
by the IFAC Technical Committee TC 5.1 Manufacturing Plant Control.
 The workshop is co-sponsored by the following IFAC Technical Committees:
TC 3.2, TC 4.1, TC 4.2, TC 4.3, TC 5.2, TC 5.3, TC 5.4, TC 6.4 and TC 9.2.
  This workshop is also supported by:
International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) WG 5.7,
European Safety Reliability & Data Association (ESReDa – Project DMAD),
Digest Project (Spain-PID2022-137748OB-C31/2).
Conference at a glance
Industry Networking
Meet industry leaders, solution providers and experts
Latest Research
Discover the newest advances and future trends
International Collaboration
Collaborate with global professionals and researchers
Seville Experience
Enjoy the history, culture and hospitality of Seville
News
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