Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the organizing committee, it is our pleasure to invite you to submit papers and proposals for invited sessions to

The 20th IFAC Virtual Conference on Technology, Culture and International Stability TECIS-V 2021 (http://tecis2021.com/)  will take place on September 14-17, 2021. Due to the current situation, the organising committee has decided to make the IFAC TECIS 2021 fully virtual.
The scope of the conference will cover different aspects and influences (technological, methodological, cultural ) that condition on international stability.  
Topics (not limited to)
     * Control and Automation to Improve Stability
     * Young Engineers in Control
     * Automation and Control in Industry
     * Social Aspects of Engineering
     * Diversity and Inclusion in Engineering
     * Development of Region Countries
     * Social Networks
     * Managing the Introduction of Technological Change to Improve Stability
     * Technology in Post-conflict Regions
     * Enterprise Integration and Networking, Software
     * Cost Oriented Automation
     * SME-oriented Automation
     * Decision Support Systems for SME's
     * Semi-Automated Assembly and Disassembly (EoL)
     * Intelligent Systems and Applications
     * Mechatronic Systems and Robotics
     *Retrofitting of Automation Devices
     *Engineering Ethics
     *Tele-medical Systems
     *Cross-cultural Aspects of Engineering
     *Control, Automation and Intelligence for Sustainable Cultural Heritage
     *Control & Political Stability
     *Models & Simulation
     *Sustainable Design and Control
     *Diversity and Inclusion in Science and Engineering

For detailed information about TECIS- V 2021, visit tecis2021.com.
Important dates:
  Deadline for invited session proposal: March  31, 2021
  Deadline for paper submission: April  15, 2021
  Conference dates: September 14-17, 2021

IFAC copyright conditions:
  https://www.ifac-control.org/publications/copyright-conditions

We hope to welcome you at TECIS 2021!

Kind regards,

NOC Chair
Prof. Dmitry Novikov (Institute of Control Sciences of RAS, Russia)

IPC Chair
Prof. Peter Kopacek (Institute of Robotics Vienna University of Technology, Austria)