The 41st International Manufacturing Conference
4th - 5th September 2025
University of Limerick
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IMC41
Intelligent manufacturing: Skills and technologies for factory of the future
IMC41 - Conference overview
IMC41 - Conference overview
IMC41 will provide a forum for professionals from academia, industry and government to network on major developments in manufacturing engineering research and education. The theme for this year's conference is "Intelligent manufacturing: Skills and technologies for factory of the future" however, the scope of the conference is extended to cover all aspects or manufacturing research and education.
To facilitate those travelling long distances, we are hosting a flipped conference schedule on the 4th and 5th September 2025. Starting with a technical session at 2pm on the 4th September followed by a conference meal that evening. The plenary sessions will begin at 10am on the 5th September, followed by technical sessions until 4pm.
The IMC membership is unique in its affiliation of academics involved in manufacturing engineering education and research from Universities, Colleges and Research Centres throughout the island of Ireland.
Proudly hosted by University of Limerick (School of Engineering).
Conference Themes
Conference Themes
IMC41 encourages submissions from all associated and supporting areas within Manufacturing and Education tracks, including, but not limited to, the following topics:
Technological Innovation for Manufacturing Track
Technological Innovation for Manufacturing Track
Sustainable and Energy Efficient Manufacturing
Additive Manufacturing Processes
Subtractive Manufacturing Processes and Surface Engineering.
Forming and Joining Processes
Industry 4.0 and Digital Manufacturing
Machine Tool, Automation and Manufacturing System Design
Manufacturing and Engineering Management
Real-time quality monitoring
Generative AI applications in manufacturing
Education Track
Education Track
Contemporary Issues for Engineering Education
Pedagogical Approaches for AI in Engineering Education:
Industrial Training and Professional Development
Curriculum Design for Engineering Education
Education for Design Thinking, Problem Solving and Engineering Decision Making
Public Engagement and Outreach projects
Industry and Academia Collaborations (Undergrad, Postgrad Placements and Research Projects)
Engineering Education for Sustainable Development
AI-Enhanced Learning Platforms for Manufacturing
Who Should Attend?
Who Should Attend?
• Researchers and academics in manufacturing engineering and related fields
• Industry professionals, including manufacturing engineers, managers, and executives
• Technology providers and solution vendors
• Policymakers and government representatives
• Graduate students and early-career researchers
Guide for Authors
Guide for Authors
Important Dates
Important Dates
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