SCOPE & SUBMISSION
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TOPICS | ABSTRACT | MANUSCRIPT
NEXT GENERATION
MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
​The 58th CIRP CMS 2025 conference aims to provide researchers and industry specialists in production technology with a global venue for exchanging ideas, discuss innovations, while disseminating cutting-edge research under the main conference theme of Next Generation Manufacturing Systems.
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Specifically, CMS2025 welcomes contributions on:
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Sustainable and Circular Manufacturing
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Resilient Manufacturing Systems
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Internet of Things and Smart Sensing
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Smart Factories
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Digital Twinning and Digital Twin strategies
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Industry 4.0, Industry 5.0 and beyond
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Adaptive and Responsive Value Networks
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Additive and Digital Manufacturing
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Robotic Systems
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Human-Machine Cooperation
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Planning of supply chains and layouts in networked manufacturing
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
ABSTRACT
The abstract submission for the CIRP CMS 2025 is now closed.
Yet, you are most welcome to submit a full manuscript,
as submission of an abstract
is not mandatory.
All abstracts that were submitted have been reviewed, and the authors received feedback.
MANUSCRIPT
The deadline for handing in the manuscript is closed.
The review of the manuscript has been done by the members of the Scientific Committee, under auspices of the Organising Committee and CIRP STC O.
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION:
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Manuscript should be in line with the overarching topics of the conference.
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The length of the manuscript is strictly restricted to 6 pages, including references.
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Manuscript should be prepared using the official template provided by Elsevier, which can be downloaded via the button below.
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During the final submission, Elsevier requires a PDF version of your manuscript as well as a .doc/.docx or .tex version.
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Please note: for every separate publication, one registration is required.
