Welcome
IEEE IECON is the flagship yearly conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, devoted to the dissemination of new ideas, research and works in progress in the fields of Robotics and Mechatronics, Power Electronics, Cybersecurity, Renewable Energy, Smart Grid, Digital Twins, AI for Industrial Processes, and Industry 5.0, among others.
IECON program includes workshops, tutorials, panels, keynotes, and presentation of original research and industrial applications.
The world’s industry, research, and academia are cordially invited to participate in a wide array of technical and social activities for the advancement of science, technology, industry, engineering education, and fellowship.
Important dates
Early Paper Submission Due Date:
31 March, 2025
Regular Paper Submission Due Date:
23 May, 2025 (Extended deadline)
Tutorial Session Proposals Due Date:
31 March, 2025
Special Session Proposals Due Date:
31 March, 2025
Panel Session Proposals Due Date:
5 June, 2025
Early Acceptance Notification for Submissions by Due Date:
6 May, 2025
Regular Acceptance Notification for Submissions by Due Date:
30 June, 2025
Final Submission and Registration Due Date:
11 August 2025 (Extended date)
Conference Dates:
14-17 October, 2025
31 March, 2025
23 May, 2025 (Extended deadline)
31 March, 2025
31 March, 2025
5 June, 2025
6 May, 2025
30 June, 2025
11 August 2025 (Extended date)
14-17 October, 2025
How to get to Madrid
Madrid has just one airport serving all the routes arriving to and departing from the city. Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport is located in the northeast of Madrid, Barajas district, only 8 miles (13 kilometers) from Madrid city center.
It has four terminals and one satellite building, as Terminal (T4) consists of two buildings, T4 and its satellite (T4S), connected through an automatic underground train. The shuttle bus connecting the terminals is free and operates 24/7.
Medical services, ATMs, VAT refunds, and police assistance are among the services offered at the airport, along with a multitude of shops and restaurants.
Madrid is a friendly and beautiful city is the most important city in Spain. The city has been able to successfully mix traditional culture and fine gastronomy with a new vision for the future and respectfully renders tribute to its past while hosting landmark buildings of vanguardism architecture.
We look forward to an exciting time in Madrid, full of science, applications in industrial electronics, culture and gastronomy!
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