Robotics & Automation Conferences & Events in the US — 2027
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This 2027 US calendar covers conferences, trade shows, summits, and member exchanges related to robotics, automation, advanced manufacturing, and adjacent aerospace and defense applications. Typical attendees include manufacturing engineers, semiconductor professionals, additive manufacturing specialists, technology suppliers, industry associations, and government and military stakeholders.
Recurring themes in the sample include collaborative electronic warfare, marine defense, semiconductor manufacturing, additive manufacturing, manufacturing technology, and space-sector applications. The events span regional and national industry gatherings, with programming represented in California, the District of Columbia, New York, Michigan, South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Florida, and Texas.
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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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SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International) · Albany, NY
Robotics & Automation · SemiconductorsASMC brings together manufacturers, equipment and materials suppliers, and academia to solve semiconductor manufacturing challenges through innovative strategies and methodologies. The technical program focuses on practical applications of advanced manufacturing strategies, industry innovations with specific results, and peer-reviewed papers evaluated by the ASMC Technical Committee. The intended audience includes academia, chief technology officers, fab managers, equipment manufacturers, IC manufacturers, materials suppliers, operations managers, process engineers, product managers, and technical experts. Selected manuscripts are published in the ASMC Special Section of IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing.
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America Makes (National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute) · Youngstown, OH
Aerospace & Defense · Heavy Machinery & Equipment · Robotics & AutomationMMX is America Makes’ annual member-centric event for strategic discussions, presentations, and panels on additive manufacturing, Institute accomplishments, technology adoption, and the U.S. industrial base. The program includes an America Makes State of the Union; a panel on the polymer AM crisis and opportunity; the next phase of the Institute and contracts; the Defense Logistics Agency’s advanced manufacturing program and how to sell to DLA; additive production of airworthy parts; CMMC requirements and implications; 3D printing for drones; industrial competitiveness in a new manufacturing era; and updates on America Makes technology, industrial-base integration, education and workforce development, the Youngstown Innovation Hub, and project calls. The program is open to members and nonmembers.
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