The Asia Pacific Prognostics and Health Management Conference 2027 (PHM-AP 2027) will be held in Singapore, bringing together leading experts, researchers, engineers, industry professionals, and students to explore cutting-edge developments in prognostics and health management (PHM). The program features keynote presentations from world-renowned experts, interactive technical sessions, and state-of-the-art exhibitions, alongside valuable networking opportunities spanning both theoretical advances and practical applications. We invite submissions of original research papers, technical case studies, and poster presentations, with selected papers considered for publication in EI and SCI-indexed journals and outstanding contributions eligible for Best Paper Awards. Join us in Singapore, where Eastern and Western perspectives converge, to help shape the future of PHM technology in an inspiring, collaborative environment.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Sensor design, condition monitoring, signal processing, and data quality for health-monitoring systems.
Fault detection, isolation, and identification methods for complex engineered systems.
Degradation modeling, remaining-useful-life prediction, and uncertainty quantification.
Deep learning, physics-informed ML, and large models applied to health management problems.
Predictive maintenance, spares optimization, and condition-based maintenance strategies.
Reliability engineering, digital twins, and system-level health management architectures.
Case studies in aerospace, manufacturing, energy, rail, marine, and defense systems.
PHM standards, certification, verification & validation of health-management systems.
Federated learning, edge PHM, explainable AI, and other emerging directions in health management.
The official website for PHM AP 2027 is now live. Details on the call for papers, important dates, and venue will be updated progressively.
The call for research and industry papers will open soon — check back for submission guidelines and deadlines.
Submit your research, engage with the PHM community, and help advance the future of prognostics and health management in the Asia-Pacific region.
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