Call for Papers

Main Topics

The Symposium is adressing the operation as well as recent developments in the field of construction machinery, robotics and construction methods.  The focus is on the following topics:

• assistance systems - automation - autonomy
• networking and communication on construction sites
• Sustainable construction machinery technologies
• construction robotics
• digital construction
• methods of simulation and design for machinery and working processes
• development of components, drive and control systems

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Application

If you want to give a presentation on a certain topic, please submit your proposal as an abstract (2.000 - 4.000 characters) via the link below.
You can submit your abstracts in German or English.

You can submit your abstract here from 15.02.24

Review

We will again be supported in the selection of the submitted contributions by a top-class program committee. This committee rates the contributions according to:

• Quality of content,
• Significance for theory or practice,
• Originality and degree of innovation,
• Thematic relevance to the main topics of the symposium,
• Informative value of the abstract.

We would like to thank the members of the Program Committee for their engagement:

     Nicolai-Christian Andree (BEUTLHAUSER-Smart Systems Technology GmbH)

Robert Bramberger (LIEBHERR-Werk Biberach GmbH)

Prof. Peter Erdmann (Professor für Mobile Arbeitsmaschinen, TH Köln)

Dr. Robert Finzel (WACKER NEUSON Linz GmbH)

Dr. Stephan Hammes (BOMAG GmbH)

Jörg Hermanns (KOMATSU Germany GmbH)

Ralf Lüddemann (STRABAG AG)

Ulrike Nohlen (MTS SCHRODE AG)

Franz-Josef Paus (HERMANN PAUS Maschinenfabrik GmbH)

Joachim Schmid (VDMA Baumaschinen und Baustoffanlagen)

Prof. Jan Scholten (IBAF GmbH)

Werner Seifried (LIEBHERR-Werk Biberach GmbH)

Dirk Siewert (Hauptverband der Deutschen Bauindustrie e.V.)

Dr. Darius Soßdorf (Forschungsvereinigung Baumaschinen und Baustoffanlagen e.V.)

Prof. Jürgen Weber (Professur für Fluid-Mechatronische Systemtechnik, TU Dresden)

Prof. Frank Will (Professur für Baumaschinen, TU Dresden)

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