The AITECH Conference
The Maritime Standard AITech Conference 2026
22 April 2026 | Dubai, UAE
Become a Speaker
Become a Speaker
TMS AITech 2026 invites industry leaders, innovators, technology experts, port authorities, shipowners, regulators, solution providers, and researchers to share their insights and contribute to the future of AI-enabled maritime operations.
As a speaker, you will have the opportunity to:
• Present actionable perspectives on AI adoption, digital transformation, and regulatory alignment
• Share case studies, research, and real-world applications shaping the future of shipping and logistics
• Engage with decision makers from across global maritime and supply chain sectors
• Drive meaningful dialogue on emerging technologies, challenges, and opportunities
Whether your expertise lies in automation, smart ports, fleet management, cybersecurity, sustainability, decarbonisation, data analytics, or ocean technology, TMS AITech 2026 provides a platform to showcase thought leadership and influence the direction of the industry.
Submit your interest to be part of the conference program and help shape the intelligent future of maritime.
5th February 2026
Deadline for all Call for Papers submissions
16 February 2026
Confirmed speakers will be notified via email
28 February 2026
All selected speakers must confirm or decline their participation before end of 28 FEB 2026
Note: The Call for Papers period may be subject to adjustment based on unforeseen circumstances.
Important Notes for Submitters
- Please verify that your email address is correct as it will be used for contacting you after the review process.
- Your submission will be reviewed by the relevant International Committee. Please note that the final decision made by these Committees cannot be appealed, dispute, or negotiated.
- The acceptance of a Call for Papers does not automatically grant conference attendance. All confirmed submitters, authors, and co-authors must register individually and secure their own funding for attendance, unless explicitly supported by one of the conference grant programmes or if the session you are applying to, and/or the relevant International Committee, can provide support.