The 32nd Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation, MED 2024, returns to the beautiful and historical island of Crete, in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea. The venue is the “Great Arsenal” and “Mikis Theodorakis” Theater Hall of KAM Center of Mediterranean Architecture, two iconic buildings from the 15th century, in the old harbor of Chania, less than a 30 minute-drive from “Ioannis Daskalogiannis” Chania International Airport.

The theme of MED 2024 centers on the control and automation challenges and opportunities in the 21 st century, focusing on system design for autonomy and resilience in high-confidence cyber-physical systems.

MED 2024 extends across four full days, and it is organized under the auspices of the Technical University of Crete. On June 11, the focus will be on Tutorials and Workshops, while the subsequent three days, June 12-14, will comprise the technical conference. Aligning with the current trend of merging control and systems theory with hardware/software and communication technologies, the conference will explore advancements in robotics and unmanned systems, autonomous systems, mechatronics, cyber-physical systems, and network-controlled systems. These topics of interest aim to foster collaboration between control and automation scientists and industry professionals.

TOPICS OF INTEREST

Adaptive Control Energy Efficient Systems Neural Networks
Aerospace Control Event-Based Systems Non-linear Systems
Agents/Agent-based Systems Fault-tolerant Control Optimization
Autonomous Systems Formation Control Petri Nets
Autonomy Fuzzy Logic and Fuzzy Control Power Systems
Biologically Inspired Systems Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Predictive control
Computational Intelligence Hybrid Systems Process control
Computer-Aided Control System Design Image Processing Real-time Control
Computer Controlled Systems Industrial Automation, Manufacturing Robotics
Communication Systems Integrated Control and Diagnostics Robotic Teams and Swarms
Cooperative Systems Control Intelligent Control Robust Control
Cyber-Physical Systems Intelligent Transportation Systems Smart Grid
Decentralized Control Learning Control Soft Computing
Digital Control Systems Linear Systems Spectral Estimation
Discrete Event Dynamic Systems Marine Control System Identification
Distributed Parameter Systems Mechatronic Systems Uncertain Systems
Disturbance Rejection Modeling and Simulation Unmanned Systems
Education and Training Management Information Systems Verification and Validation
Embedded Control Systems Network Controlled Systems Virtual and Augmented Reality