IEEE CAFE 2023



WELCOME TO THE IEEE CONFERENCE ON AGRIFOOD ELECTRONICS – CAFE TORINO, SEPTEMBER 25-27, 2023

Important dates

April 15th, 2023, Special Session Proposal Deadline

June 2nd 16th, 2023, 4+1 Pages Paper Submission Deadline

July 15th, 2023, Paper Decision Notifications

July 31st, 2023, Final Paper Submission Deadline

Conference Description

CAFE, the IEEE Conference on AgriFood Electronics , covers circuits and systems, integrating the needed sensors, actuators and interfaces, applied to
the AgriFood chain of value. Technologies for food production, processing, quality control, and preservation are included.

The best papers from will be selected and proposed to participate to a Special Issue in the IEEE Transactions on AgriFood Electronics (TAFE).

As a twin event with CAFE, the IEEE CAS Industry Forum IAFE (Industry for AgriFod Electronics)
will be organised, where experts from the industry will be invited to share their experience in the development of applications for
AgriFood Electronics.

THE BEST PAPERS MAY BE EXTENDED IN THE BRAND NEW IEEE TRANSACTION ON AGRIFOOD ELECTRONICS (TAFE).

Conference Topics

  • Precision Agriculture
  • Smart Livestock Farming
  • Climate Change and Global Warming Facing
  • Reduction of Pesticides
  • Optimization of Resources
  • Better Food Production
  • Food Safety
  • Food Processing

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