Environmental degradation and economic instability are becoming increasingly interconnected across the world. Climate change, resource depletion, and environmental pollution place significant pressure on ecosystems while simultaneously affecting industrial productivity, energy security, and social welfare. These challenges require integrated and forward looking solutions. In the pursuit of sustainable futures, innovation plays a central role. Technological advancements, such as those in digitalization and green technology, are essential for creating solutions that address environmental challenges while supporting economic and social development. Sustainable futures require a holistic integration of policies, technologies, and societal practices. This integration involves collaboration across sectors and disciplines to create synergies that amplify positive impacts and minimize negative consequences. Green technology, also known as environmental technology or clean technology, refers to the development and application of products, processes, and services that use renewable materials and energy sources, produce minimal waste and emissions, and have a reduced impact on the environment compared to traditional technologies. The primary goal of green technology is to address environmental challenges and promote sustainability. So, the focus is on exploring how smart technologies such as digital systems, intelligent monitoring, automation, and data driven decision making offer strong potential to address these issues by improving efficiency, reducing environmental impact, and strengthening economic resilience.

For this, we must promote innovative, sustainable technologies and ensure equal and universal access to information and financial markets. Hence, The 6th BICAME serves as a platform for sharing research findings, technological developments, and practical experiences related to smart and sustainable engineering. The conference encourages interdisciplinary approaches that connect applied engineering, marine technology, environmental management, and economic development. Through keynote lectures, technical paper presentations, and focused discussions, participants are invited to explore how innovation can support sustainable resource management, clean energy systems, resilient infrastructure, and environmentally responsible industrial practices.