About IMVC

We are proud to announce The 15th Israel Machine Vision Conference and Exhibition on Computer Vision and Machine Learning (IMVC) that will take place on Monday April 27, 2026 at the EXPO Tel Aviv.

IMVC 2026 will feature presentations by leading researchers in AI, with a focus on image and video processing, computer vision, machine learning, and deep learning. Attendees can expect visionary insights and cutting-edge developments from both academia and industry, showcasing the latest trends in artificial intelligence and its applications.

About IMVC

The image processing, computer vision, machine learning and AI communities in Israel are world class leaders in these fields, with a large and dynamic presence in both industry and academia. IMVC is a unique opportunity for companies from diverse industrial fields to meet with research groups of academic institutions heading machine vision research in Israel.

IMVC 2026 will serve as a venue for academic researchers, algorithms experts and engineers, product managers, and system managers from companies in various segments of the industry (medical, military, semiconductors, autonomous vehicles, security, etc.) to gain exposure, exchange ideas and foster collaboration. The conference will focus mainly on the innovative work taking place in the industry today and will serve as a point for cross-fertilization of ideas between academia and industry.

An exhibition will be held in conjunction with the conference, where companies engaged in the field can display their products, and the public involved in this field will be given the opportunity to view the cutting-edge technologies.

The aim of the conference is to showcase and reveal professional and innovative knowledge that will provide added value to developers in the vision field. It will serve as a base and lever for a dynamic cross-fertilization of ideas and joint ventures between academia and the various industrial companies involved in these diverse technological fields.

 

Target Audience:

Algorithms developers, data scientists, engineers, designers and developers, programmers, manufacturers, senior executives, and decision-makers in the following areas:

  • Researchers and students studying for advanced degrees in various universities and colleges
  • Algorithm developers, software and hardware engineers
  • Technological leaders, CTOs and CEOs
  • Automotive industries
  • Defense industries
  • Semiconductors industries
  • Security companies
  • Medical devices companies
  • Printing industry
  • Process-inspection companies
  • Wireless and cellular technologies
  • Gaming
  • Internet Companies     
  • Optics companies
  • Sensor manufacturers
  • Technological divisions in the IDF