When:
14th Sep 2026 - 16th Sep 2026
Bookings:
Where:
Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, 1 Raffles Blvd, Singapore, 039593
Welcome to ICCAS 2026 — where the future of digital shipbuilding and marine innovation takes centre stage. As data-driven technologies transform every facet of the maritime world, ICCAS brings together the global community shaping the next generation of intelligent, efficient, and sustainable ships. From AI-powered design and Digital Twin decision systems to advanced modelling, virtual sensors, cybersecurity, and pioneering autonomous vessel research, this is the event where visionary ideas meet real-world results. Whether you’re a shipowner, operator, technologist, researcher, or industry leader, ICCAS 2026 is your gateway to hands-on insights, collaborative breakthroughs, and the practical applications redefining the ship lifecycle at one of the world’s leading technical conferences for digital ship design and marine engineering.
Registration Fees:
- RINA Member - £500 (early bird discount until 12th of June) £600 thereafter
- Non-RINA Member - £700 (early bird discount until 12th of June) £800 thereafter
- Author - £420
- Additional Author - £500
- Concession (recent graduate/retired) - £400
- Students - Free
(All prices are ex-VAT)
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Topics:
Increasing amounts of data are being captured, stored and managed with advanced database systems enabling extremely fast search, and retrieval of data. In the Shipbuilding and Marine industries comprehensive data/information is available and being used across all aspects of the ship lifecycle in areas such as:
- Innovative data capture, management and control, including data management and cybersecurity of communications and information stored on board ships;
- Digital Twin enabled Decision Support/Making Systems;
- Evolving 3D modelling, visualisation, capture and manipulation (such as building the Digital Twin);
- Artificial Intelligence applications, such as machine learning, or aids to decision making in Ship design, build, and operation;
- Use of virtual sensors, and real time input and output systems, to enhance data capture and use;
- Naval Architecture, Design, Engineering, Planning, Manufacturing, and Production;
- Management of shipbuilding projects, including planning, work-flow analysis, PDM and ERP applications for management of cooperative working between different actors in’ shipbuilding projects;
- Improved environmental performance to meet evolving IMO and EU requirements, including new decarbonisation equipment and tools, such as wind assisted ship propulsion and weather routing systems;
- Optimisation of ship operation performance and cost effectiveness;
- Design of aerial, submarine and surface unmanned and autonomous vessels;
- Research on advanced state of the art and application of state of the market digital technologies.
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Registration:
Cancellations received less than two weeks before the event cannot be accepted and are subject to the full event fee. Delegates may be substituted; however, this must be sent in writing and confirmed with the RINA Events Team. It may be necessary for reasons beyond our control to alter the content and timing of the programme. In the unlikely event that RINA cancels the event for any reason, our liability is limited to the return of the registration fee.
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