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The purpose of
this biennial IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced
Intelligent Mechatronics (AIM), following the footsteps of the
previous four editions in
Tokyo, Japan (1997),
Atlanta, USA (1999),
Como, Italy (2001) and
Port Island, Japan (2003), is to promote activities in
various areas of mechatronics by providing a forum for exchange of
ideas, presentation of technical achievements, and discussion of
future directions. The conference is
returning to the USA for the second time.
The
word
mechatronics
is defined as the synergistic integration of precision mechanical
engineering with advanced electronics and computer control in the
design and manufacture of intelligent products and processes. Since the basic concept of mechatronics
is quite general, it has found a wide variety of applications and
systems ranging from automation, biomedical, cars, data-storage
devices, fuel cell, home appliances, intelligent highways,
manufacturing, robotics, and space vehicle.
Past
successes have taken the AIM to a new height; the
theme of this conference is
Papers describing original work on abstractions, algorithms,
theories, methodologies, and case studies in the area of
mechatronics are invited for presentation in the conference. For general
inquiry about AIM2005, please contact:
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