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ERTS 2026

Embedded Real-Time Systems Congress

Held5–6 Feb 2026 WhereToulouse 🇫🇷 RankCORE absent Website conference-erts.org/ ↗
Closed

Submission closed on 29 Jun 2025, after an extension of 21 days.

Submission timeline

  • 29 Jun 2025 Abstract registration 8 Jun 2025 → 29 Jun 2025 +21 days
  • 29 Jun 2025 Full paper 8 Jun 2025 → 29 Jun 2025 +21 days
  • 26 Sep 2025 Notification
  • 5 Feb 2026 Conference opens

What to submit

Format
4 pages (extended abstract / short) / 10 pages (full, if abstract accepted)
Proceedings
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Call for papers

Posters, images and calls for participation are kept for the record but not reproduced here.

The call, as published

Reproduced verbatim from the organisers’ announcement, after a deadline extension. The conference’s own page is at conference-erts.org/.

/!/ DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JUNE 29th, 2025 /!/

ERTS 2026
https://conference-erts.org/

Embedded Real-Time Systems Congress
5-6 February 2026 – Toulouse, France

On behalf of ERTS 2026 committee, it is our great pleasure to announce the 13th edition of the Embedded Real Time Systems Congress.

The ERTS congress is a unique biennial cross-sector event on Embedded Real-Time Systems, a forum for top-level scientists with representatives from universities, research centres, industrial key players, and agencies addressing critical systems and applications. Traditionally, this event includes more than 60 talks, up to 250 participants and 40 exhibitors.

Original and unpublished submissions are solicited, which may be under two forms:
	• Regular papers presenting achieved results. The selection will be based firstly on the review of extended abstract (4 pages) followed by the review of the full paper (10 pages) for final acceptance. Accepted regular papers will be published in the proceedings and presented in an oral session at the congress (registration and presentation by one author are mandatory).

	• Short papers reporting on work in progress. The selection will be based on the review of the full short paper (4 pages). Each accepted short paper will be published in the proceedings and presented both as a poster and in a five-minute oral presentation at the congress (registration and presentation by one author are mandatory).

Submission are expected in all aspects of critical embedded real-time systems, and notably on the following topics:

- Performance Optimization: Execution and communication latency optimization, energy optimization, etc.,

- Engineering Efficency: Engineering Efficiency Agile methods, model-based engineering, AI-driven development, rapid prototyping, low-code platforms, and AI-supported engineering.

- Resilience: Fault tolerance, radiation hardening, health monitoring, safety analysis techniques, etc.

- Cybersecurity: Security analysis, trusted execution, data protection, secure communications, blockchain, etc.

- Development Assurance and Certification: Compliance with certification standards and regulations, timing analysis, trustworthy and explainable AI.

- Scalability: Distribution, modularity, etc.

- Autonomy: Real-time decision-making, smart systems, and autonomous verification.

- Sustainability: Energy management, life cycle design, green computing, recycling and upcycling electronics, frugal AI, etc.

- Sovereignty: Open-source software and hardware, secure and independent supply chains, etc.

- Efficient Human-System Collaboration: User-centred design, behaviour monitoring, human-system task sharing, remote operation interface, and societal impacts of AI.

IMPORTANT DATES
CALL FOR PAPERS
• Regular abstract and short paper submission (4 pages)
June 29th, 2025
• Acceptance notification
Sept. 26th, 2025
• Call for nominations: ERTS 2026 PhD - Dissertation Award on Embedded critical computing system
Nov. 2nd, 2025
• Regular paper for review (10 pages)
Nov. 30th, 2025
• Final paper (short & regular)
January 11th, 2026

Data entirely hand-typed, one call for papers at a time. There is no scraper behind any of this: I read the announcement and type the dates in, in the gaps between other work, and with the hope it is useful to others. Organisers then move deadlines without telling anyone, calls get edited in place, and now and then the typing is simply wrong. Treat this as a well-meaning notebook rather than an authority, and check the conference’s own page before you submit anything you care about.