Call for Papers

Topics and Scope

Topics and Scope


General papers related to Aeronautical, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering are also welcome. Suggested topics including are:

Theme 1: Advanced Manufacturing & Intelligent Robotics

Focuses on automation, smart manufacturing, green processes, robotics, and precision engineering, aligned with Industry 4.0.

  • Smart manufacturing and industrial automation (including agile/virtual/lean manufacturing)
  • Industrial robotics, multi-robot cooperation, and real-time kinematics
  • Green manufacturing and additive manufacturing (rapid prototyping, 3D printing)
  • Precision engineering and micro-machining
  • Industrial tribology, reverse engineering, and surface engineering
  • Automated inspection, quality control, and machine vision
Theme 2: Aerospace Engineering & Low-Altitude Economy

Integrates traditional aerospace with emerging low-altitude economy, emphasizing UAV systems, urban air mobility, and sustainable aviation.

  • Aerodynamics, propulsion technologies, and aircraft design (fixed-wing/rotorcraft)
  • Low-Altitude Economy: eVTOL, Urban Air Mobility (UAM), drone logistics
  • UAV systems: navigation, formation control, collision avoidance, anti-UAV technologies
  • Underwater UAVs and cross-domain vehicles
  • Mission optimization, sustainable aerospace, and collision avoidance
  • Drone photogrammetry and dynamic inversion control
Theme 3: Thermofluids Science & Clean Energy Systems

Covers fluid dynamics, heat and mass transfer, combustion, and renewable energy, focusing on low-carbon solutions and thermal management.

  • Fluid dynamics, heat and mass transfer, and computational thermofluids (CFD)
  • Clean combustion, hydrogen energy, and low-carbon fuel technologies
  • Renewable energy (solar, wind, biomass) and energy storage systems
  • High-efficiency refrigeration, heat pumps, and energy recovery
  • Thermodynamic optimization and thermal management in energy systems
  • Alternative energy and combined heat & power (CHP)
Theme 4: Digital Engineering & Intelligent Computing

Integrates computational mechanics, digital twin, AI, and industrial IoT to enable simulation, monitoring, and intelligent control of mechanical systems.

  • Computational mechanics, finite element analysis (FEA), and multidisciplinary optimization
  • Digital twin, virtual commissioning, and web‑based design/manufacturing
  • Artificial intelligence / machine learning / expert systems in mechanical engineering
  • Condition monitoring, fault diagnosis, and fault‑tolerant operation
  • Sensor technology, embedded systems, and industrial IoT (IIoT)
  • Cluster monitoring, vibration & noise analysis, and dynamic system control