MECO is a project of very successful events in embedded and general computing dated from 2012. It is an International Scientific Forum aimed to present and discuss the leading achievements in the modeling, analysis, design, validation and application of embedded computing systems, as well as, in the broader sense of complete computer systems with applications and related fields. MECO is one of the most referenced conferences in Embedded Computing, Cyber-physical Systems and Internet of Things. Moreover, MECO covers some other fields related to the computing and electrical engineering in general

This year MECO will take place in Budva, Montenegro, June 8th-11th, 2020 in Hotel Budva. Both the place and Venue are loved by participants of previous conferences

MECO provides an opportunity for scientists, engineers, and researchers to discuss new applications, design problems, ideas, solutions, research and development results, experiences and work-in-progress in these important technological areas..

MECO covers the theory, technology, design and applications of systems supported by smart computers, such as embedded/cyber-physical systems and the internet of things. With an excellent citation score and strong keynote programme featuring outstanding, multidisciplinary speakers, including Nobel laureates, the conference has become a major event in the computing systems calendar.

MECO is a conference of highest scientific and professional recognition, INDEXED in the distignushed Databases or Digital Libraries as IEEE xPlore. SCOPUS, WoS, Microsoft Academic etc.

The outstanding papers in extended version will be invited for publication in Elsevier's SCIE journal Microprocessors and Microsystems, operated by our strategic partner EUROMICRO. (see the call of the last year).

For the authors who are late in the application or their research is not completed to the level of regular paper, MECO gives the possibility of publication in its Works in Progress Session. These articles may be shorter and less complete than regular conference papers, but they undergo a regular review. They are published in our WiPiEC Journal, covered by Google Scholar (not by IEEE XPlore).

MECO topics:
Software and Hardware Architectures for Embedded Systems
Systems on Chip (SoCs) and Multicore Systems
Communications, Networking and Connectivity
Sensors and Sensor Networks
Mobile and Pervasive/Ubiquitous Computing
Distributed Embedded Computing
Real-Time Systems
Reconfigurable Systems
Design Methodology and Tools
System Architecture Synthesis
Ontology engineering
Description logic for ontology engineering
Multi-objective Optimization
Low-power Design and Energy Management
Hardware/Software Simulation
Rapid prototyping
Testing and Benchmarking
Micro and Nano Technology
Internet of Things
Organic/Flexible/Printed Electronics
MEMS
VLSI Design and Implementation
Microcontroller and FPGA Implementation
Embedded Real-Time Operating Systems
Cloud Computing in Embedded System Development
Cyber physical systems
Digital Filter Design
Digital Signal Processing and Applications
Image and Multidimensional Signal Processing
Embedded Systems in Multimedia and Communications
Consumer Electronics
Wearable Health Care
Advanced signal processing
Emergency and Disaster Management
Identification and Supervision Systems
Industrial, Bio-Medical, Automotive and Avionic Systems
Embedded Robotics, Instrumentation and Measurement
Embedded Systems in Energy Efficiency, and
ICT for smart grids
Embedded systems for electry energy production, transmission and marketes
.... other related areas

Also, MECO fosters the side areas which are iportant for development of knowledge based society and smart environment. The speciall attention has been given to educational asepctsand student's research activities via Eduaction and MECO Student Challenges Sessions.