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EDEN PRAIRIE, MN — SMTA International 2026 will bring the electronics manufacturing com- munity together at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, from October 25-29, 2026. Presented by the Surface Mount Technology Association, the event combines a five-day technical conference with a three-day exhibition, offering attendees a focused look at the lat-
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tures
Additional conference fea- include Hack@DAC,
described by the organizers as the world’s largest hardware security competition, the ICLAD Hackathon focused on generative AI design, the Ph.D. Forum, the DAC Young Fellows program, Poster Gladiator
sessions,
Women in Technology @ DAC, and the DAC Under-40 Awards. Registration is now open,
with full conference, Engineering Track, workshop/tutorial, and exhibits-only options available. The I LOVE DAC pass includes access to the exhibit hall, key - notes, daily receptions, SKYTalks, TechTalks, DAC Pavilion panels, and exhibitor forums. Contact: Hall-Erickson, Inc.,
98 E Chicago Avenue, Westmont, IL 60559 % 312-321-6856 E-mail:
info@dac.com Web:
www.dac.com
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ners, and stay ahead of changing technology and market demands. In addition to the exhibition,
The Battery Show will offer a comprehensive conference pro- gram featuring more than 250 expert speakers. Sessions will cover key industry topics includ- ing battery development, EV tech- nology, manufacturing, safety, sustainability, and next-genera- tion energy systems. Workshops will begin on Monday, October 12, followed by the expo and confer- ence from Tuesday, October 13, through Thursday, October 15. As electrification continues
to drive change across transporta- tion, manufacturing, and energy infrastructure, The Battery Show North America 2026 will provide a timely platform for the tech- nologies, partnerships, and con- versations shaping the future of the battery industry. Contact: Informa Markets, 2901 28th Street, Suite 100-200,
Santa Monica, CA 90405 % 310-445-4273 E-mail:
registration.ime@
informa.com Web:
www.thebatteryshow.com
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est developments in electronics assembly, manufacturing, relia- bility, materials, inspection, and advanced packaging. The conference portion of
SMTA International will run October 25-29, followed by the exhibition from October 27-29. Designed for engineers, researchers, managers, suppli- ers, and industry leaders, the event provides a collaborative forum for technical exchange, practical education, and business development. Topics highlighted for the 2026 event include process engi-
neering, design engineering, automation and AI, materials science, inspection and metrolo- gy, sustainability, lifecycle man- agement, and reliability testing. Accepted presentations are already being posted, with the full technical program schedule expected to follow. In addition to the confer-
ence, the SMTA International exhibition will give attendees the opportunity to connect directly with suppliers, technology providers, and manufacturing partners serving the electronics assembly market. The show is
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also co-located with The Assembly Show, expanding access to related manufacturing technologies and networking opportunities. By combining technical depth
with direct industry engagement, SMTA International 2026 will serve as an important meeting point for the people and technolo- gies shaping the future of elec- tronics manufacturing. Contact: SMTA, 6600 City
West Parkway, Suite 300, Eden Prairie, MN 55344 % 952-920- 7682 E-mail:
tara@smta.org Web:
www.smta.org
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