IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics 2026 (AIM 2026)
PAST
July 7-11, 2026
Location:
Genoa, Italy
Venue:
Magazzini del Cotone, Porto Antico, Genoa
Summary:
AIM is valuable for robotics teams working at the boundary between mechanical systems, electronics, control and intelligent autonomy. It is especially relevant for applied engineering teams building reliable mechatronic products rather than software-only automation.
AIM 2026 is the IEEE/ASME flagship conference for advanced intelligent mechatronics, covering mechatronic systems, sensing and actuating devices, robotics, control, manufacturing, automation, micro/nano systems, machine vision, adaptive control, learning-based control, and human-robot interaction.
Previous Edition:
AIM is an established IEEE/ASME annual conference series and the flagship venue of IEEE/ASME Transactions on Mechatronics.
Tags:
mechatronics; robotics; automation; control; sensors; actuators; manufacturing; AIM 2026; advanced intelligent mechatronics; mechatronic systems; robotics control; sensors and actuators; machine vision; adaptive control; learning control; human-robot interaction; manufacturing automation; micro nano systems; networked robotics; Genoa robotics; IEEE ASME mechatronics; robotics conference; automation conference; robotics expo; automation expo; industrial automation; AI robotics; physical AI; embodied AI; robotics event; robotics trade show; automation trade show; robot suppliers; automation suppliers; robotics startups; systems integrators; robotics networking; robotics speakers; robotics innovation; robotics market intelligence
Speakers:
Frank Fitzek - TU Dresden professor speaking on networked robotics and communication/computing beyond Shannon. | AIM technical speakers - researchers on intelligent mechatronics, sensors, actuators, robotics and control. | IEEE/ASME program chairs - leaders of the flagship Transactions on Mechatronics conference. | Robotics Institute Germany contributors - German robotics ecosystem speakers engaging in international technical exchange.
Source:
IEEE Robotics and Automation Society AIM event page and Robotics Institute Germany event page, verified May 17, 2026
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