About the Service
Publishing in an IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) conference is a major milestone for any engineering or CS scholar. It offers fast publication, global recognition, and networking opportunities. However, IEEE maintains strict quality and formatting standards.
InnovateUp provides end-to-end support, from selecting the right conference to submitting the final "Camera-Ready" paper.
Domains Covered
- Electronics & Comm: IoT, VLSI, Embedded Systems, 5G/6G.
- Computer Science: AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain, Cyber Security.
- Electrical: Power Systems, Renewable Energy, Smart Grids.
- Robotics: Automation, Control Systems, Mechatronics.
How We Assist You
- Conference Selection: Finding a relevant, non-predatory IEEE conference with Scopus indexing.
- Paper Formatting: Converting your manuscript into the strict IEEE Double-Column format.
- Plagiarism Reduction: Reducing similarity to below 10% (essential for IEEE acceptance).
- PPT Preparation: Creating a professional presentation for the conference day.
- Registration Support: Guiding you through copyright transfer and registration.
Our Process: From Draft to Digital Library
We streamline the complex conference workflow into 4 steps:
Targeting the Conference
We identify upcoming IEEE conferences that match your research topic and have an open "Call for Papers".
Drafting & Formatting
We refine your paper, fix grammar, ensure technical novelty, and format it perfectly in the IEEE template.
Review & Acceptance
We submit the paper. If reviewers ask for changes, we modify the paper to ensure final acceptance.
Camera-Ready Submission
After acceptance, we prepare the final "Camera-Ready" version, copyright forms, and presentation slides.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Will my paper be indexed in Scopus?
Yes, we only target IEEE conferences that have a history of Scopus indexing. Your paper will appear in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library.
Do I have to go to the conference to present?
Most conferences now offer a "Hybrid Mode" (Virtual). We can help you prepare a video presentation if you cannot travel physically.
What is a Camera-Ready Paper?
It is the final version of your paper after incorporating reviewer comments, formatted exactly as per IEEE rules (fonts, margins, column width) for publication.
How much time does it take?
IEEE conferences are faster than journals. The review process typically takes 1 to 2 months from the submission deadline.