Prof. Bruno Vilhena Adorno
Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), Brazil
Robot modeling and control, constrained manipulation, and dual-quaternion methods.
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Invited lectures, focused technical sessions, posters, tutorials, and time for discussion on campus in Tokyo.
Invited lectures
Keynote speakers
Prof. Isaac Chairez
Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico
Automatic control, estimation, artificial intelligence, and applied dynamic systems.
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Dr. David Canales Garcia
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, USA
Astrodynamics, spacecraft dynamics, mission design, and orbital mechanics.
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Preliminary program
Four-day program
Room names and session chairs will be added after paper acceptance. This is the working shape of the week.
Arrival day
Arrivals and registration
March 30 is an arrival day. The registration desk will be open on campus for badge pickup and orientation. The main technical program begins on Wednesday, March 31.
Registration desk open Badge pickup and campus orientation at Tokyo Metropolitan University.
Informal welcome gathering Optional early meeting for those who arrive on Sunday. Details to be confirmed.
Opening and keynote lectures
Symposium opening
The first full conference day combines invited talks with parallel technical sessions and an evening reception.
Opening ceremony Tokyo Metropolitan University and the organizing committee.
Keynote lecture Prof. Bruno Vilhena Adorno: multi-domain modeling and control for robotic systems.
Coffee break
Technical Session A Modeling, simulation, and digital twins.
Lunch
Technical Session B Mechatronics, mechanisms, and robotic systems.
Technical Session C Control, sensing, and real-time coordination.
Welcome reception Campus gathering for delegates and invited guests.
Technical sessions and posters
Research exchange
A full day for papers, posters, and focused discussion around systems that cross disciplinary boundaries.
Keynote lecture Prof. Isaac Chairez: automatic control, estimation, and data-driven system design.
Technical Session D Cyber-physical systems, IoT, and interoperability.
Poster session and lunch Moderated poster walk with authors.
Technical Session E Human-machine, biomedical, and bio-hybrid systems.
Panel discussion What makes a multi-domain contribution convincing?
Community session IFToMM Young Faculty Group, with Francisco Geu Flores and early-career colleagues.
Optional group dinner Details to be confirmed after registration opens.
Closing program
Space systems and publication briefing
Keynote lecture Dr. David Canales Garcia: astrodynamics, orbital mechanics, and multi-domain mission design.
Technical Session F Energy systems, reliability, safety, and fault tolerance.
Publication briefing Full-paper revision process and proposed Springer MMS route.
Lunch
Closing ceremony Best paper and poster acknowledgements.
Farewell coffee