The SysInt 2025 conference, a premier international event, is renowned for its comprehensive focus on system-integrated intelligence. Held biannually, this conference serves as a pivotal forum where groundbreaking innovations and practices are shared by academia and industry leaders. The emphasis is placed on the integration of intelligent functionalities into materials, components, systems, and products, with a spotlight on enabling technologies, methodologies, and advanced applications across diverse industrial fields. This event is recognized for its interdisciplinary approach, providing a unique platform for the dissemination of cutting-edge research and development in system-integrated intelligence.

An interdisciplinary perspective has been embraced by the SysInt Conference series, setting it apart as a distinctive gathering. Researchers from various domains are encouraged to converge and exchange their unique insights on system-integrated intelligence. This inclusive approach is designed to foster the development of multiple disciplines by broadening perspectives and bridging the gap between fundamental research and practical application challenges. Attendees are drawn from foundational research areas such as microsystems technology, artificial intelligence, and computer science, making it an ideal venue for cross-disciplinary collaboration and innovation.

Contributions from fields that apply smart and intelligent systems are especially welcomed, with a particular emphasis on robotics, structural health monitoring (SHM), ubiquitous intelligence, and smart manufacturing/Industry 4.0. The latter has consistently been a core subject of the conference, reflecting its relevance and importance in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape. By participating in SysInt 2025, exhibitors are provided with an unparalleled opportunity to engage with thought leaders, showcase their innovations, and explore the latest advancements in system-integrated intelligence, all within an environment that encourages collaboration and knowledge exchange.