- About to ICACS 2026-

The International Conference on Aerospace and Computer Science (ICACS 2026) will be held grandly in Sanya, a tropical coastal city in China in 2026. This conference focuses on the deep integration and collaborative innovation of aerospace technology and computer science, aiming to create a high-level, interdisciplinary international academic exchange platform, gathering experts, scholars, researchers, engineers, and industry representatives in aerospace engineering, aircraft design, navigation and control, computer science, artificial intelligence, big data, software engineering, communication and networking, and other fields. The conference will conduct in-depth discussions on cutting-edge topics such as intelligent aircraft and autonomous control systems, aviation electronics and onboard computer systems, aerospace information networks and satellite communication technology, aircraft simulation and digital twin platforms, the application of artificial intelligence in trajectory planning and fault diagnosis, aerospace big data analysis and intelligent decision-making, high reliability software and embedded systems, exploration of quantum computing in aerospace mission optimization, drone cluster collaboration and intelligent perception, aerospace information security and anti-interference technology. Through various forms such as keynote speeches, thematic forums, paper presentations, technical demonstrations, and system demonstrations, we aim to promote the intelligent, autonomous, and efficient development of computer technology in the aerospace industry. ICACS 2026 emphasizes the core concept of "intelligent computing drives aerospace, technology leads the future", and is committed to breaking through the technological bottlenecks of key aerospace software and intelligent systems, and assisting the development of national aerospace strategies and new quality productivity. The high-quality papers accepted by the conference will be recommended for publication in relevant international journals indexed by EI, Scopus, or IEEE to enhance academic influence.