Global Simulation Conference 2026 · GloSim 2026

When Simulation Meets AI
A Global Conference Shaping the Future of Industry

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November 13–16 · Hangzhou, China
Theme: AI-Driven Global Simulation Innovation and Collaborative Governance

Main Forum · 10 Thematic Forums · International Simulation Technology Exhibition · International Business Matchmaking

A year ago, the 2025 International Simulation Conference successfully concluded in Hangzhou, bringing together nearly 1,000 science and technology professionals from more than 30 countries and regions and over 200 leading companies from across the industry. The event turned the vision of “Simulation for Everything” from an idea into a tangible reality.

Now, the momentum continues. The Global Simulation Conference 2026 (GloSim 2026) will return to Hangzhou from November 13–16, with a theme that speaks directly to the changes of our time: “AI-Driven Global Simulation Innovation and Collaborative Governance”.

More than a conference, it is a collective preview of the future of industry boundaries, innovation paradigms, and global collaboration. Whether you are a researcher, a technology decision-maker, or an industry ecosystem builder, there is a place for you here.

Why Now? A Paradigm Shift in Simulation Technology

As the global technological revolution and industrial transformation continue to accelerate, simulation technology is undergoing a paradigm shift from “rule-driven” to “AI-generated”. The deep integration of Physical AI and digital twins is creating a new bridge between the virtual and physical worlds.

From closed-loop validation for intelligent driving to efficiency gains across new energy systems; from mission planning for deep-space exploration to precision decision-making in public governance—simulation has become a critical enabler for addressing complex global challenges and advancing new quality productive forces. “Simulation-enabled global collaborative innovation” has become a widely shared vision across the international community.

Closed-loop validation for intelligent driving — accelerating mass production

System-level efficiency gains for new energy — boosting performance

Deep-space exploration — mission planning and simulation

Public governance — precision decision-making and risk simulation

Looking Back at 2025: The Success of the Hangzhou Gathering

Last year, the 2025 International Simulation Conference successfully concluded in Hangzhou, bringing together more than 1,000 leading experts, scholars, business leaders, and technology professionals from more than 30 countries, including representatives from nearly 100 universities, over 50 leading research institutions, and more than 200 industry-leading companies. The conference livestream attracted nearly 50,000 views, bringing global attention to key issues in the development of simulation science and technology and injecting new momentum into innovation and collaboration across the global simulation community. The event turned the vision of “Simulation for Everything” from an idea into a tangible industrial reality.

30+ Countries and Regions · 1,000+ Science and Technology Professionals · 350+ Industry Leaders · 50,000+ Livestream Views

With “Intelligent Simulation and Data Governance” as its theme, the 2025 International Simulation Conference delivered a series of highlights:

• Major Releases: The Top 10 Frontier Issues in Simulation Science and Technology and the Declaration on Modeling and Simulation for a Digitized World were released, alongside a cooperation agreement between Beihang University and Brazil’s National Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics.

• Technology Debuts: New technologies including Dassault Systèmes’ next-generation “Digital Heart”, SABRE 2025, Shanghai Huanling Technology solutions, and the homegrown CFD software ASO were unveiled.

• Ideas in Dialogue: More than 120 speakers discussed intelligent simulation, aerospace, industrial software, life sciences, and other fields; the first International Simulation Technology Exhibition was also held.

• Industry Visits: Participants visited leading companies including Alibaba Cloud, the Artificial Intelligence Town, and Unitree Robotics, exploring real-world applications of technology.

  
  

  

2026: A Global Simulation Conference Rooted in Asia

The Global Simulation Conference 2026 is hosted by the Asia Simulation Federation (ASIASIM), with leading organizations including the Chinese Society for Simulation, simulation societies from Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia, the Society for Modeling & Simulation International, the Fedration of European Simulation Societies, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Leadership Development Center serving as co-organizers. It is the first international conference to bring together the global simulation research community, industry, and professional organizations.

📅 Date

November 13–16 (Registration on Nov. 13; Visit on Nov. 16)

📍 Venue

Beihang International Innovation Research Institute, Hangzhou

🎯 Theme

AI-Driven Global Simulation Innovation and Collaborative Governance

🧩 Format

Main Forum + Thematic Forums + Exhibition

Distinguished Lineup: Sharing the Stage with Nobel Laureates, Academicians, and Industry Leaders

The conference will feature keynote presentations and high-level roundtable discussions, bringing together leading experts from simulation and related fields worldwide, including Nobel laureates, Turing Award committee members, academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering, as well as renowned business leaders and heads of international scientific and technology organizations.

10 Thematic Forums: Find Your Field, Find Your Community

Whatever your area of expertise, you’ll find like-minded peers and the latest topics shaping the field.

International Simulation Technology Exhibition: A Platform for Showcasing and Connecting Businesses

As an important part of the conference, the 2026 International Simulation Technology Exhibition will be held alongside the conference at the same venue on November 14–15, and is expected to attract more than 1,000 science and technology professionals and business representatives. It will provide a high-level platform for technology launches, brand exposure, and business networking.

Six Exhibition Zones: Industrial Simulation Software · Industrial Supercomputing Cloud · Automotive Simulation · Aerospace Simulation · Engineering and Manufacturing Simulation · Technology Innovation Achievements

Also of particular interest is the “Going Global” Asia Opportunity Matchmaking Event, which will help businesses build partnerships and explore markets across Asia and beyond. Companies, universities, and research institutions engaged in simulation technology R&D, applications, and related industries are invited to exhibit.

Call for Papers: A Global Platform for Research Publication and Exchange

With “Simulation for Everything” as its core vision, the conference invites original research papers from around the world across 11 areas, including simulation theory and methods, Physical AI and world models, EDA and Multiphysics simulation, industry foundation models and unmanned systems, digital twins and MBSE.

Publication Opportunities: Accepted English papers will be recommended for EI indexing. Outstanding papers will be recommended for publication in ESCI/EI-indexed journals, including IJMSSC, CSMS, Metaverse, and Journal of System Simulation.

Collaboration Ecosystem: Building a Global Simulation Community in the AI Era

Behind the conference is the Asia Simulation Federation (ASIASIM), an international, non-profit organization dedicated to global collaboration in simulation technology. It was jointly initiated by the Chinese Simulation Federation, Japan Society for Simulation Technology, Korea Society for Simulation, Society of Simulation and Gaming of Singapore, and Malaysian Simulation Society, and was officially registered with China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs in December 2024 as an independent legal entity.

As of July 2026, ASIASIM has brought together more than 70 member organizations and over 2,000 experts from nearly 20 countries and regions, including China, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, the UAE, and Pakistan, while building a broad network of partners in China and around the world. ASIASIM has established key platforms and initiatives including the International Simulation Technology Innovation Center, Digital and Intelligent Simulation International Collaborative Innovation Initiative, Global Simulation Conference, Asia Simulation Conference, International Journal of Modeling, Simulation and Scientific Computing (IJMSSC), International Summer School, and International Simulation Innovation Competition.

ASIASIM welcomes organizations and individuals working in or interested in simulation technology and digital transformation. Universities and research institutions, technology and manufacturing companies, as well as organizations in energy, transportation, healthcare, finance, culture and tourism, education, urban governance, and other sectors can join as members and work together on simulation technology innovation, industry application development, international standards, talent development, and global collaboration. Guided by the principles of openness, innovation, collaboration, inclusiveness, and mutual benefit, ASIASIM aims to build a global simulation technology community for the AI era.

Conference Schedule (Nov. 13–16)

• The 2026 International Simulation Technology Exhibition will be held alongside the conference on November 14–15. The detailed schedule is subject to the official announcement.

Registration / Exhibition Inquiries: Mr. Yang
Tel: 18501232229
Email: cstia@ccsat.fun

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From “Simulation for Everything” to “AI-Driven Global Collaboration”

Simulation technology is redefining the boundaries of innovation.

See you in Hangzhou in November 2026.

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Global Simulation Conference 2026 Schedule