International Conference on Wearable Technology, Industrial Electronics and Electrical Engineering

Important dates

1. 1 Dec

   Abstract / full paper deadline

   In 16 days

2. 28–29 Dec

   Conference

   Geneva, Switzerland

All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.

About this conference

ICWTIEEE provides an international forum for researchers, developers, engineers and academicians who are involved in research projects to exchange and share their valuable ideas and research concept leading to the innovation of new and relevant technology. We are going to provide an opportunity to exchange new ideas, advances and technologies for all registered participants. We hope that this will become a strong technological and academic community for worldwide engineers, scholars ,academicians , industrialists and students in fields of relevant areas.

Topics and scope

• Track 1: Wearable Technology & Smart Devices
• Design and development of wearables (health, fitness, AR/VR)
• Sensors, actuators, and flexible electronics
• Power management, energy harvesting, and low-power architectures
• Human–machine interfaces and smart textiles
• Track 2: Industrial Electronics & Automation
• Embedded systems and real‑time control
• Industrial IoT and networked automation
• PLCs, robotics, and motion control
• Mechatronics and process instrumentation
• Track 3: Electrical Power & Energy Systems
• Power electronics and conversion systems
• Renewable energy integration (solar, wind, energy harvesting)
• Smart grid technologies and micro grids
• Battery systems and energy storage solutions
• Track 4: Communication & Signal Processing
• Wireless and wired communication protocols for wearables and industrial systems
• Digital signal processing (DSP) and embedded AI
• Data acquisition, filtering, and sensor fusion
• Security and reliability in communication systems
• Track 5: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in Electronics
• Edge AI for wearables and industrial applications
• Predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and fault diagnosis
• Computer vision, pattern recognition, voice processing for devices
• Neural network accelerators and hardware-aware ML
•  Track 6: Biomedical & Health Monitoring
• Wearable diagnostics, biosensors, and health monitoring systems
• Medical device integration and telemedicine applications
• Signal processing for ECG, EEG, and physiological data
• Track 7: Emerging Materials, Fabrication & 3D Printing
• Materials for flexible, stretchable, conductive electronics
• 3D printing, additive methods, and novel fabrication
• Nanotechnology in sensor and device development

Call for papers

Abstracts are due by 1 December 2026. Submission details are on the official website.