IPAS 2020
NEW DATE!
13-15 December 2020 | Kitzbühel, Austria
9th International Precision Assembly Seminar
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING COVID-19
This is a major event for international researchers in the areas of assembly processes and systems
The 9th edition of the seminar will have a specific focus on informatics, AI and smart technologies for precision assembly.
Originally conceived by the micro-assembly community, the seminar has now grown to include a wide scope of assembly processes and applications from micro products to large aerostructures where precision, cost-efficiency and quality are of critical importance.
The official language of the seminar is English.
The seminar will provide a unique opportunity to gain insight into the latest research in the subject of precision assembly technology
Leading international researchers will present a selection of high-quality papers on topics such as precision assembly processes, metrology, assembly system integration and automation, data analytics, control and communication.
The seminar is aimed at researchers, scientists and practitioners working in the field of precision assembly. By combining the scientific programme with a vibrant social programme, the seminar offers an excellent opportunity to listen, confer and share ideas within a community of like-minded experts in the field.
ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON
The organising committee is happy to provide advice and assistance on travel arrangements and accommodation.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
CHAIR & ORGANISER
PROFESSOR SVETAN RATCHEV
CRIPPS PROFESSOR OF PRODUCTION ENGINEERING AND DIRECTOR OF THE INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM
CO-CHAIR & ORGANISER
DIPL. ING. CHRISTIAN WÖGERER MSc.
INTERNATIONAL NETWORKS COORDINATOR AT PROFACTOR GmbH
SUBMIT A PAPER
Please check the the "Call for Papers" page for new submission details and deadline dates.
Available Downloads
Author Guidelines and Technical Instructions (including Word template)
Full papers should ideally be up to15 pages in length (minimum 8).
Please note that authors must intend to register for and attend the seminar to present their paper if it is accepted.