Its main areas are design automation, design tools and hardware architectures for electronic and embedded systems; test and dependability at system, chip, circuit and device level for analogue and digital electronics; modelling, analysis, design and deployment of embedded software and cyber-physical systems; and application and industrial design experiences. Topics include system-level design and high-level synthesis, formal verification, analogue and mixed-signal design and test, hardware security, network-on-chip communication, low-power and thermal-aware design, approximate and reconfigurable computing, emerging technologies for future computing and memories, design automation for quantum computing, reliability and fault modelling, test generation and design for test, real-time and dependable systems, and machine learning for and on embedded and cyber-physical systems. The event combines keynotes, regular papers, panels, hot-topic sessions, tutorials, workshops, special focus days and an executive track with user group and fringe meetings and a Young People Programme. The general chair is Robert Wille (Technical University of Munich) and the programme chair is Lukas Sekanina (Brno University of Technology). Paper submission closed on 20 September 2026.