Cyber-Physical Radio (CyPhyRa) Week – IEEE RFID, IEEE DTPI, IEEE AMES, IEEE ORSS 2025

The IEEE Council of RFID invites submissions to 3 of its sponsored conferences held in Atlanta, GA, 22-24 April 2025 as part of Cyber-Physical Radio (CyPhyRa) Week:

IEEE RFID 2025: Our original RFID conference.  Call for Papers

IEEE DTPI 2025: Digital Twins and Parallel Intelligence.  Call for Papers

IEEE AMES 2025: Additively Manufactured Electronic Systems (new!). Call for Papers

Additionally, this exciting week will host the IEEE ORSS 2025! Call for Papers

IEEE CRFID and Georgia Tech are partnering to offer a low, single registration that will allow attendance for all three events as well as all CyPhyRa industry sessions and events.

The paper submission deadline for each conference is 13 January 2025.  See the conference web pages for more detail. We are looking forward to receiving your works!

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