IEEE DTPI 2023

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IEEE DTPI 2023 will present the cutting-edge research and technical progress of the rapidly evolving field of digital twinning. The 2023 Conference will follow a distributed hybrid model with physical meetings and presentations in Orlando and online. The conference aims to brings together scholars and industrial practitioners to share scientific and technological advances as well as to gain a deeper understanding of generating digital twins and deriving parallel intelligence. DTPI’s particular topics also include standards, theory, practice, and various vertical applications of DTPI, including smart cities, transportation, energy, robotics, manufacturing, healthcare, spectrum management, etc.

Important Dates

  • Full Technical Papers: 30 July 2023
  • Acceptance Notification: 24 Sep 2023
  • Poster Abstracts: 27 July 2023
  • Special Session Proposals: 27 July 2023
  • IF&E Proposals: 16 July 2023
  • Camera-Ready Uploads: 15 Oct 2023
  • Physical Conference: 7-9 November 2023

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