2025 5th International Conference on Mechanical Automation and Electronic Information Engineering (MAEIE 2025)

MAEIE 2025

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The 5th International Conference on Mechanical Automation and Electronic Information Engineering (MAEIE 2025) was successfully concluded in Ningbo. The conference was held from November 27 to 29, 2025, at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences. It was organized by the institute and hosted by the AEIC Academic Exchange Information Center, with support from Wuhan University of Technology, South China University of Technology, Zhejiang University of Technology, Xidian University, Beihang University, Anhui University, and other institutions.

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The opening ceremony of the conference was hosted by Professor Zaojun Fang from the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Deputy Director Zhang Chi delivered a welcome address on behalf of the organizer, andProfessor Guilin Yang, as the conference chair, delivered awelcome address.

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Deputy Director Zhang ChiProfessor Guilin YangProfessor Zaojun Fang


Following the opening ceremony, four renowned experts in the field delivered outstanding keynote reports. Professor Han Huang from Sun Yat-sen University discussed the application of artificial intelligence technologies in advanced manufacturing, focusing on optimizing grinding, milling, and other process parameters through machine learning methods. Professor Bo Tao from Huazhong University of Science and Technology introduced wall-climbing mobile machining robot technology, showcasing innovative applications of a measurement-modeling-machining closed-loop system. Professor Heng Nian from Zhejiang University analyzed the stable operation and optimal control of doubly-fed wind turbines, proposing technical solutions to enhance the grid integration capability of wind power systems. Professor Yisheng Guan from Guangdong University of Technology shared research results on soft robots driven by airbag actuators, analyzing their motion characteristics using a mass-spring model.

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Professor Han Huang from Sun Yat-sen University

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Professor Bo Tao from Huazhong University of Science and Technology

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Professor Heng Nian from Zhejiang University

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Professor Yisheng Guan from Guangdong University of Technology

In the afternoon, the conference divided into two parallel forums for in-depth discussions. Forum I focused on intelligent mechanical automation and innovative equipment technologies, where 14 presenters shared the latest research findings on dual-drive feed system error compensation, parallel wall-climbing robot mechanism design, vision-guided force-controlled assembly, and other topics. Forum II centered on electronic information engineering and intelligent sensing technologies, with 14 scholars showcasing innovative applications such as pallet recognition based on YOLOv8, piezoelectric micro-gripper design, and semi-supervised learning for 3D point clouds.

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Additionally, the conference featured an awards ceremony and banquet to recognize outstanding papers, oral presentations, and poster displays. A total of 4 keynote speeches and 28 oral presentations were held, along with the exhibition of 22 academic posters, covering cutting-edge topics in mechanical engineering, automation technology, electronic information, intelligent sensing, and other frontier areas.

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The conference provided ample opportunities for scholars, engineers, and industry representatives from around the world to communicate, effectively promoting collaboration among academia, industry, and research as well as the transformation of innovative achievements. The MAEIE conference has always been committed to building a high-level academic platform for scholars in the fields of mechanical automation and electronic information engineering, and will continue to deepen international exchanges and drive innovative development in these disciplines in the future.