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Florida’s manufacturing event calendar brings together conferences, symposia, workshops, forums, and trade-oriented gatherings across Orlando, Miami, Tampa, and the Space Coast. Typical participants include manufacturers, automation and semiconductor professionals, aerospace and defense contractors, military and government stakeholders, engineers, and industry association members.
Recurring themes in these events include training and simulation, industrial security, maintenance, space activity, special operations, semiconductor technology, and business development in automation. The program also reflects manufacturing’s connections to defense readiness, advanced technology, aerospace, and the broader industrial base.
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National Training and Simulation Association (NTSA) · Orlando, FL
Aerospace & Defense · Robotics & Automation · SpaceThe 2026 conference marks NTSA’s 60th anniversary and centers on the U.S. Army lead-service theme, “Beyond the Battlefield: Training Readiness and Lethality for All-Domain Dominance!” The program combines executive presentations, technical papers, tutorials, professional development workshops, special events, and Next Big Thing talks focused on modeling, simulation, training, education, AI, autonomous systems, synthetic environments, operational test and evaluation, acquisition modernization, digital engineering, digital twins, cyber and information warfare, and the defense industrial base. Featured content includes an Industry Keynote by Brandon Tseng, President & Co-Founder, Shield AI; a Featured Government Keynote by Amy Henninger, SES, Ph.D., Director, Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E), DoW; and senior-leader discussions involving LTGEN Austin, USMC; MAJ GEN Cropsey, USAF; and MAJ GEN Smith, USSF. Special events include the Congressional M&S Caucus; Digital First discussions on defense acquisition through AI, digital engineering, simulation, and digital twins; Building an AI Ready Military Force; a Naval Aviation Flag Officer Panel; NATO mission-space digital twins; Air Force maintenance training; cyber, electromagnetic, wargaming, and information warfare; and program briefs on training acquisition and the All-Domain Marine. The program also includes perspectives from government, industry, academia, and international partners.
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Canaveral Council of Technical Societies (CCTS) — SpaceCom | Space Congress · Orlando, FL
Aerospace & Defense · SpaceSpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, brings together government priorities, commercial capability, and industry innovation around procurement, investment, partnerships, business development, and technology commercialization. The program is organized across the SpaceCom: Keynotes, ADVANCE, DISCOVER, EXPLORE, INNOVATE, and TINA Talks streams. Topics include Artemis cadence and architecture; launch logistics and high-cadence access to space; commercial-government co-investment; commercial space stations; spacecraft servicing and lifecycle economics; supply-chain, manufacturing, and infrastructure bottlenecks; workforce and industrial execution; nuclear power and propulsion; cislunar mobility; international partnerships; space traffic management; cybersecurity; AI-enabled mission control; orbital manufacturing and repair; lunar resource utilization; space-resource law; and intellectual-property rights for space-based innovations. Named sessions include “SpaceCom Day 1 Opening Keynotes,” “Invite-Only Executive Forum: From Orbit to Outcome: Why Space Has Become Enterprise Infrastructure,” “Launch Is Logistics: Scaling High-Cadence Access to Space,” “Commercial-Government Co-Investment: How Space Infrastructure Gets Funded,” “Moon Joy! Lessons from the Artemis II Journey,” “The Case for Commercial Space Stations: Innovation Needs Customers,” “Service, Refuel, or Replace? The New Economics of Spacecraft Lifecycles,” “Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Hidden Infrastructure Bottlenecks,” “Policy, Law, and Governance for the New Space Age,” “Powering the Next Frontier: Nuclear Power and Propulsion,” “Mission Control, Rewritten: When AI Agents Move from Advice to Action,” and “Building the Moon Base.”
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Canaveral Council of Technical Societies (CCTS) — SpaceCom | Space Congress · Orlando, FL
Aerospace & Defense · Robotics & Automation · SpaceSpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, combines a conference program and expo focused on commercialization, procurement, investment, business growth, and technology commercialization across the space economy. Program tracks include Advance, covering infrastructure, manufacturing, mobility, workforce, supply chains, and industrial execution; Discover, covering market demand, investment trends, procurement priorities, policy, law, governance, and commercial scale; Explore, covering Artemis, lunar and cislunar infrastructure, human exploration, science, and space resources; and Innovate, covering AI, autonomy, robotics, commercial LEO destinations, nuclear power and propulsion, spacecraft servicing, and emerging technologies. Scheduled sessions include “Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Hidden Infrastructure Bottlenecks,” “Policy, Law, and Governance for the New Space Age,” “Powering the Next Frontier: Nuclear Power and Propulsion,” “Building the Moon Base,” “Commercial-Government Co-Investment: How Space Infrastructure Gets Funded,” “Launch Is Logistics: Scaling High-Cadence Access to Space,” “Mission Control, Rewritten: When AI Agents Move from Advice to Action,” “Additive Manufacturing of Regolith Composites for Rapid Space Infrastructure,” and “What Smart Money Looks For: Due Diligence in the Emerging Space Economy.” Named speakers and featured guests include Clayton Anderson, Charlie Blackwell-Thompson, Mark Boggett, James Tralie, Brian Hughes, Chris Kemp, Jacki Cortese, Dwight Deneal, Kathleen Karika, Jeremy Parsons, Matthew Ramsey, Todd Romberger, Marshall Smith, Steve Creech, Gabriel Swiney, Kevin Murphy, Jonathan Bal, and other government, industry, academic, and investment leaders. The program also includes an invite-only executive forum.
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