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S2X 2026: The Evolution of Engineering |
The revolution has begun—now it is time to master it. Following the massive success of our 2025 focus on practical application, S2X 2026 returns to push the boundaries of what is possible with the next generation of systems modeling.
We have moved beyond the "what" and the "why." S2X 2026 is dedicated entirely to the "how." As SysML v2 matures within organizations worldwide, we are seeing the emergence of sophisticated implementation patterns, seamless integrations, and tangible engineering victories. This year, we invite the global systems engineering community to gather, share, and critique the real-world application of the language.
Whether you are a researcher bridging the gap between theory and practice, or a practitioner deployed on the front lines of complex system development, S2X 2026 is your platform. Join us to explore how SysML v2 is not just modeling the future, but actively engineering it.
Call for Presentations
We invite you to contribute to the collective knowledge base by submitting a presentation proposal. All submissions must be grounded in SysML v2 with a strict focus on the application of the language. We are looking for content that demonstrates utility, implementation strategies, and verifiable results, rather than purely theoretical language concepts.
Submission Tracks
We are accepting proposals in two distinct categories via EasyChair:
1. Current Research Talk Proposals
2. Application Experience Proposals
Submission Link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=s2x-26
Important Dates
Mark your calendars to ensure you are part of the conversation:
Don’t just watch the evolution happen—drive it.
These are the presentations for S2X 2026:
| SysML v2 as the Glue: Scalable MBPLE with a System-Driven Feature Approach | Marco Bimbi and Tim Weilkiens |
| Best Practices in Developing Methodologies for SysML V2 | Aurelijus Morkevicius |
| A Recursive SysML v2 Architecture Pattern as an Enabler for MOSA: From Operational Need to Multi-Level Requirement and Verification Evidence | Hugo Ormo |
| Näher dran als je zuvor – aber noch keine Ontologie | Alexander Krumm |
| Git-based SysML v2: A First Look at User Experience and Automation Potential | Jasper Bussemaker and Carlos Cabaleiro |
| Collaborative Modeling – a Case Study Using the SysML v2 API | Michael Hohmann, Aaron Baake, Sven Kleiner, Jörg Barner and Till Reymann |
| Automated Model-based Safety & Reliability: SysMLv2 for Aerospace and Automotive | Rimantas Vaicenavicius, Simonas Drauksas, Justinas Jankevicius, Kestutis Jankevicius, Martynas Strazdas and Juozas Vaicenavicius |
Technology Booth
What is a Technology Booth?
- A booth consisting of a table, up to two chairs, and a pinboard to put up e.g. posters
- Booth owners can additionally place a roll-up in their booth
- They are placed in a separate room, where the Catering will take place
- The booth staff (max. 2) needs to be registered regularly
- This year's limit are 5 booths, which are selected by the committee
How do I apply for a Technology Booth?
- Write a one-pager about what you would like to show in your booth and why you should be chosen
- Send your application to
General Chairs:
Program Committee:
| Beginn der Veranstaltung | 03.11.2026 9:00 - 17:30 |
| Anmeldeschluss | 26.10.2026 |
| Kostenpflichtig | Ja |
| Veranstaltungsort | ZAL Zentrum für Angewandte Luftfahrtforschung, Hamburg |