Precision Fair | TradeShowIntel

Name: Precision Fair
Start: 2026-11-18
End: 2026-11-19
Location: Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch

Event overview

Overview

The Precision Fair is celebrating its 25th edition on November 18 and 19, 2026, at Brabanthallen in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.

This landmark event will showcase over 400 exhibitors and attract more than 6,500 high-tech professionals, focusing on innovations in precision technology, including deep tech and Big Science projects.

TL;DR

1Landmark Edition: The 25th Precision Fair runs 18-19 November 2026 at Brabanthallen in 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands.
2Scale: More than 400 exhibitors and 6,500+ high-tech professionals meet across the two show days.
3Buyer Authority: Free admission for professionals working in the high-tech and ultra-precision manufacturing industries.
4Programme Scope: Around 40 inspiration sessions plus a networking arena cover deep tech, Big Science and artificial intelligence.
5What's New: The anniversary edition features world premieres and a Next Generation Area for emerging precision engineers.

Why visit

Visitors will gain access to groundbreaking technologies, network with industry leaders, and attend expert-led sessions that provide valuable insights into the latest trends and challenges in precision technology. Programme Scope: Around 40 inspiration sessions plus a networking arena cover deep tech, Big Science and artificial intelligence.

Why exhibit

Exhibitors will benefit from direct access to a targeted audience of high-tech professionals, opportunities for networking, and the chance to showcase their innovations to key decision-makers in the industry. Over 400 exhibitors and 6,500 high-tech professionals expected. Networking opportunities with industry leaders and experts. The Precision Fair serves as a critical platform for the high-tech and ultra-precision industries, fostering collaboration and innovation.

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Engineers and technical professionals from high-tech industries

Decision-makers in manufacturing and precision engineering

Researchers and academics in the field of precision technology

Representatives from government and regulatory bodies

Students and young professionals seeking industry insights

Business development and sales professionals in technology sectors

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Manufacturers of precision machinery and tools

Suppliers of high-tech components and systems

Research institutions and universities specializing in precision engineering

Start-ups focused on innovative precision technologies

Consultants and service providers in the high-tech sector

Companies involved in deep tech and Big Science projects

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Precision measurement and testing equipment

High-precision manufacturing tools and machinery

Optical and laser technologies for precision applications

Mechatronic systems and components

Advanced materials for precision engineering

Software solutions for precision manufacturing and design

Location & Facilities

Venue

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Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch

Diezekade 2, 5222 AK 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands

Parking: Paid parking available with over 4,000 spaces.

Attend

Entry & tickets

Free registration

Event days & opening times

DayOpening hours

10:00 AM –5:00 PM

Ticket info

Badge collection

Register free online before the show at precisiebeurs.nl/en/register and bring your confirmation to Brabanthallen; the exhibition floor is open 10:00-17:00 on both days (18-19 November 2026). Allow extra time on the first morning for badge collection and security screening.

Who runs the show

Organisers

Mikrocentrum

Email Call Website

What's on

Programme

Keynote

Lecture

Event days

10:00–19:00

Typical time

Speakers

Albert van Dorssen

Business Development Valorisation @ Einstein Telescope EMR

Arjen Brandsma

Senior Expert @ Bosch Thin Metal Technologies

Armand Oostendorp

Director @ Mafac E. Schwarz GmbH & Co.KG

David van Walderveen

Head Strategic Support @ DIFFER

Dick Terleth

Retired, Teacher @ Mikrocentrum

Dick van Hees

Architect @ Retired (ASML)

Dr. Daniël Telgen

Founder & CEO @ Cboost on behalf of Brainport Industries

Dr. Ir. Gert Claes

Senior Engineer Additive Manufacturing @ Sirris

Dr. Ir. Ron de Bruijn

Assistant Professor @ Eindhoven University of Technology

Wednesday, Nov 18, 2026

10:00 – 11:00

Opening exhibition

Keynote

Lecture room 1

11:00 – 11:25

Advancing Aerospace Innovation with Digital Twin Workflows: From Early Modelling to Operations

Lecture

Lecture room 1

12:00 – 12:55

GD &T Masterclass: ISO 5459 Datum Definition - Foundation and Practical Aspects

Masterclass

Lecture room 1

14:00 – 14:25

NEBULA Xplorer

Lecture

Lecture room 1

14:30 – 14:55

From James Webb Telescope to Habitable World Observatory

Lecture

Lecture room 1

15:00 – 15:25

Precision optics for next-generation telescopes

Lecture

Lecture room 1

15:45 – 16:10

The LISA Point Ahead Angle Mechanism, TNO’s contribution to the gravitational wave space mission LISA

Lecture

Lecture room 1

16:15 – 16:40

ETpathfinder Smart Skills Lab: Technologie van de toekomst, vaardigheden voor vandaag

Lecture

Lecture room 1

17:00 – 19:00

Networking drinks

Networking

Hall 4

How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Last edition

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unknown

Visitors: 3,200

Exhibitors: 400

This edition

2026

Exhibitors: 400

Next edition

Not announced yet

New this edition

1
World premiere: UltraAir
The 25th edition hosts a world premiere, UltraAir, presented by the organiser as a revolutionary precision-technology innovation.
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2
Deep Tech & Big Science area
A dedicated theme area showcasing deep tech and Big Science projects and applications.
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3
Next Generation Area
An area focused on the next generation of precision engineers and emerging talent.
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Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

Visitor total from organiser recap language in captured sources. The most recent edition recorded 3,200+ visitors. The Precision Fair is celebrating its 25th edition on November 18 and 19, 2026, at Brabanthallen in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands. This landmark event will showcase over 400 exhibitors and attract more than 6,500 high-tech professionals, focusing on innovations in precision technology, including deep tech and Big Science projects. The Precision Fair serves as a critical platform for.

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

Visitors typically include Engineers and technical professionals from high-tech industries, Decision-makers in manufacturing and precision engineering, Researchers and academics in the field of precision technology, Representatives from government and regulatory bodies. 25th edition of the Precision Fair on November 18-19, 2026. Location: Brabanthallen, 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands. Over 400 exhibitors and 6,500 high-tech professionals expected. Focus on innovations in precision technology.

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

Intelligence

Market context

Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

Northwest Europe — the Dutch Brabant high-tech corridor stretching from 's-Hertogenbosch to the Brainport Eindhoven cluster, with buying reach across Belgium, Germany's North Rhine-Westphalia and the wider European precision-manufacturing and semiconductor supply chain.

Why it matters

The 25th Precision Fair is the meeting point for the Netherlands' high-tech and ultra-precision ecosystem: more than 400 exhibitors and 6,500+ high-tech professionals gather in 's-Hertogenbosch for two days. The anniversary edition spotlights world premieres, deep tech and Big Science projects, artificial intelligence and the next generation of precision engineers, making it a key date for buyers, researchers and suppliers across precision manufacturing.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Digital buyer journeys

Professionals expect pre-show agendas, product finders, and meeting tools; suppliers align demos and literature to short on-stand decision cycles.

Sustainability in procurement

Energy use, recyclable materials, and carbon reporting increasingly appear in RFPs and exhibitor scorecards across industrial trade fairs.

Automation and labour efficiency

Visitors benchmark machinery, software, and services that reduce downtime, staffing pressure, and total cost of ownership.

Regional supply-chain resilience

Buyers diversify suppliers across Europe, MENA, and Asia while favouring vendors with local service, spare parts, and training.

Hybrid engagement models

Live demonstrations remain decisive, but follow-up webinars, digital catalogues, and year-round supplier portals extend the commercial window after the show.

European precision, metrology and high-tech supply-chain circuit

Reserve hotels and meeting slots 8–12 weeks ahead; Germany's SEMICON Europa and Italy's MECSPE and control pull the same supplier calendars in adjacent months, so exhibitor teams are booked early in the season.

Precision Fair sits at the centre of Europe's metrology, micro-manufacturing, optics and semiconductor equipment circuit. Suppliers and technical buyers typically pair it with the German, Italian and Benelux flagship fairs so that one autumn/winter season covers metrology, production technology, sensors and semiconductor manufacturing.

Pre-show

Book stand meetings and demo slots with precision-component, metrology, optics and cleanroom suppliers; lock in 's-Hertogenbosch hotel and travel.

Show week

Lecture track in Lecture room 1 on Day 1, hall walk-throughs and supplier negotiations across both show days.

Post-show

Follow up quotes from Brabanthallen and line up the next circuit stop, such as SEMICON Europa in Munich or control in Stuttgart.

Peer events are established European precision, metrology, sensor and semiconductor fairs; check each organiser website for the confirmed dates before booking travel.

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · EUR

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

EIN

Eindhoven Airport

Closest gateway to Brabanthallen. Bus or taxi to Eindhoven Centraal (15–20 min), then NS Intercity to 's-Hertogenbosch in about 25 min; direct car transfer via the A2/A58 is straightforward outside rush hour.

~45 km

to venue

35–45 min by car

by car

AMS

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Largest international gateway with the widest long-haul network. Direct NS Intercity trains run from Schiphol to 's-Hertogenbosch in roughly 1 h 10, so a rental car is optional for visitors staying in the city centre.

~105 km

to venue

1 h 10 – 1 h 30 by car

by car

RTM

Rotterdam The Hague Airport

Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) is the main commercial gateway serving 's-Hertogenbosch; allow 1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car by road or rail to Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch.

~85 km

to venue

1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car

by car

NRN

Weeze Airport

German low-cost gateway close to the Dutch border; a rental car or pre-booked shuttle is the practical transfer to 's-Hertogenbosch, with parking available at Brabanthallen.

~65 km

to venue

50–60 min by car

by car

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

Hotel Haverkist

Budget

City centre, Muntel district – ~10 min taxi or bus to Brabanthallen

Hotel Julien

Mid-range

City centre, walking distance to 's-Hertogenbosch Central Station

Van der Valk Hotel 's-Hertogenbosch – Vught

Mid-range

Vught, just off the A2 – ~8 km / 10 min drive to the venue with free on-site parking

De Ruwenberg Hotel | Meetings | Events

Mid-range

Sint-Michielsgestel – ~10 km / 15 min drive, conference hotel with ample parking

Golden Tulip Hotel Central

Premium

City centre, Burgemeester Loeffplein – 5 min walk to Central Station, 10 min taxi to Brabanthallen

The Duke Boutique Hotel

Premium

Historic city centre, near the Binnendieze canals – short taxi ride to the venue

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

Train

Estimated costVaries by origin; local single bus/train ticket around EUR 2-5.

Best forNS rail to 's-Hertogenbosch station, then bus or taxi to Brabanthallen.

The venue sits close to 's-Hertogenbosch Central Station and is reachable by regional rail.

Bus

Estimated costAround EUR 2-4 per single ride.

Best forLocal buses toward Brabanthallen.

Moovit lists bus and train routes to Brabanthallen with live schedules for 's-Hertogenbosch.

Car

Estimated costOn-site parking is charged; budget roughly EUR 10-20 per day.

Best forVia the regional motorway network to Brabanthallen.

The venue is easily accessible by car thanks to the wide regional road network and on-site parking.

Taxi / ride-hail

Estimated costAround EUR 15-25 per trip.

Best forFrom central 's-Hertogenbosch hotels or the station to Brabanthallen.

Short trip from city-centre hotels and the station; allow extra time at peak show hours.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 40–90 taxi or rideshare to the venue district

Best forEindhoven Airport (EIN) to Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch

35–45 min by car; Closest gateway to Brabanthallen. Bus or taxi to Eindhoven Centraal (15–20 min), then NS Intercity to 's-Hertogenbosch in about 25 min; direct car transfer via the A2/A58 is straightforward outside rush hour.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 40–90 taxi or rideshare to the venue district

Best forAmsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) to Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch

1 h 10 – 1 h 30 by car; Largest international gateway with the widest long-haul network. Direct NS Intercity trains run from Schiphol to 's-Hertogenbosch in roughly 1 h 10, so a rental car is optional for visitors staying in the city centre.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 40–90 taxi or rideshare to the venue district

Best forRotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) to Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch

1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car; Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) is the main commercial gateway serving 's-Hertogenbosch; allow 1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car by road or rail to Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 40–90 taxi or rideshare to the venue district

Best forWeeze Airport (NRN) to Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch

50–60 min by car; German low-cost gateway close to the Dutch border; a rental car or pre-booked shuttle is the practical transfer to 's-Hertogenbosch, with parking available at Brabanthallen.

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa required

ATA Carnet: check with organiser

EU/EEA and Swiss nationals, and nationals of countries with a Schengen visa-waiver agreement, do not need a visa for a short business visit.

Official visa page

Weather

November in 's-Hertogenbosch is cool and often damp: average monthly temperature near 9 C, daytime highs falling from about 12 C to 7 C during the month, roughly 74 mm of rain and high humidity of 82-88%. Expect overcast skies and frequent short showers, so bring windproof and waterproof outer layers plus warm mid-layers for the two show days.

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

The Netherlands has strong 4G/5G coverage. KPN Prepaid is the leading local carrier with full 5G coverage; eSIM plans can start from around USD 0.49 and local prepaid SIM cards typically cost USD 9-31, with no registration friction at carrier counters. Wi-Fi is widely available, and EU roaming rules apply to visitors using an EU SIM.

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

Greetings and meeting style

Dutch business culture is informal but direct: a firm handshake and first names are normal, and blunt, to-the-point feedback is a sign of respect rather than rudeness. Keep small talk brief and move quickly to the technical substance — that is exactly how the engineering audience at Brabanthallen prefers to work.

Tipping, cards and cash

Service is included in Dutch bills, so tipping is modest: rounding up, or 5–10% in a restaurant, is the norm. Contactless card and mobile payments are accepted almost everywhere, including taxis and the venue; keep a little cash for small cafés and market stalls in the city centre.

Dress, punctuality and the borrel

Smart-casual business dress — jacket with an open collar — suits this audience of engineers and technical buyers. Punctuality matters and meetings start on time. End the show day the Dutch way with a 'borrel', an informal drink after work, which is the natural moment for supplier conversations and follow-up handshakes.

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

Flights

Destination: EIN

Compare flights to the nearest international gateway serving 's-Hertogenbosch; confirm ground transport on the organiser site.

Visa

Most non-EU/EEA visitors need a Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa for a business visit to the Netherlands. You may need an invitation letter from a Dutch business, such as the organiser or an exhibiting company, as part of the application. EU/EEA, Swiss and visa-waiver nationals do not need a visa for short business trips.

Estimated cost: Approximately EUR 90 for a standard adult Schengen short-stay visa; confirm the current fee with the Dutch mission or an authorised VFS Global centre.

Processing: Schengen visa decisions are typically issued within about 15 calendar days; apply at least 4-6 weeks before travel to allow for appointments and peak-season delays.

Business applications are submitted in person at a Dutch embassy/consulate or VFS Global centre with an invitation letter and company documentation. See the IND short-stay business visa page and the Netherlands Worldwide Schengen business checklist for the current document list.

Official

Transport

Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Eindhoven Airport (EIN): 35–45 min by car; Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS): 1 h 10 – 1 h 30 by car; Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM): 1 h 05 – 1 h 20 by car; Weeze Airport (NRN): 50–60 min by car. Allow road or rail time to Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch: City centre, Muntel district – ~10 min taxi or bus to Brabanthallen: Hotel Haverkist; City centre, walking distance to 's-Hertogenbosch Central Station: Hotel Julien; Vught, just off the A2 – ~8 km / 10 min drive to the venue with free on-site parking: Van der Valk Hotel 's-Hertogenbosch – Vught.

Ride-hail: Ride-hailing apps are commonly used in 's-Hertogenbosch; confirm local availability before travel.

Public transit: 's-Hertogenbosch is served by NS trains and local buses, and Brabanthallen is close to the Central Station and reachable by bus or train. Moovit provides step-by-step routes and live schedules for getting to the venue.

Parking: On-site parking is available at Brabanthallen 's-Hertogenbosch; confirm daily rates and hall access on the organiser or venue site.

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: November 2026

Temperature: Around 7 to 12 C during the day, with an average monthly temperature near 9 C in November.

Seasonality: November is one of the wetter, more overcast months: roughly 74 mm of rain, around 6.5 rain days and humidity of 82-88%, with skies overcast or mostly cloudy most of the time.

Packing: Pack windproof and waterproof outer layers plus warm mid-layers, as temperatures shift through the day and rain showers are frequent. Comfortable walking shoes are useful for the venue and the historic city centre.

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: Day 1 — Wednesday 18 November 2026

Day 1 carries the full technical programme: the official opening and keynote at 10:00, the aerospace digital-twin lecture at 11:00, the ISO 5459 GD&T masterclass at 12:00 and the space-optics and ultra-precision block from 14:00 to 16:40 in Lecture room 1. Day 2 is exhibition-focused with more open floor time, so visitors who want both the knowledge track and supplier meetings should plan Day 1 for sessions and Day 2 for stand appointments.

Check visa and passport validity — Non-EU/EEA visitors may need a Schengen short-stay business visa; apply via the Dutch mission or VFS Global at least 4-6 weeks ahead.

Book flights and onward rail — Book flights into the Netherlands and plan onward rail to 's-Hertogenbosch, allowing extra time for possible November weather delays.

Reserve a hotel in 's-Hertogenbosch city centre — Book early; the compact city centre has hotels near public transport and a short ride from Brabanthallen.

Complete the free online registration — Register free at precisiebeurs.nl/en/register and save your confirmation for badge collection.

Download the floor plan and programme — Review the exhibitor list and the roughly 40 inspiration sessions, and shortlist the ones to attend.

Request B2B meetings with exhibitors — Use the exhibitor list to arrange meetings in the networking arena with suppliers, research institutes and Big Science projects.

Plan local transport and badge collection — Brabanthallen is reachable by car and public transport; plan bus or train routes from your hotel to the venue and check opening hours (10:00-17:00).

Prepare documents and meeting materials — Bring business cards, a printed registration confirmation and any technical specs for supplier discussions.

Pack for cool, wet November weather — Expect highs of 7 to 12 C, frequent showers and high humidity; bring windproof and waterproof layers.

Confirm travel and accommodation details — Recheck flight, train and hotel bookings and build in buffer time for possible weather delays.

Arrive and collect your badge — Travel to 's-Hertogenbosch, collect your badge before the 10:00 opening and walk the halls for orientation.

Side trips

Amsterdam

Eindhoven (Brainport)

Networking spots

Hospitality square on the show floor

Lecture room 1 foyer

Korte Putstraat restaurant street

Budget

Costs & budget

Cost reference

Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

visitor_ticket

visitor · free

—

official

visa_fee

visitor · Schengen short-stay Type C (adult)

EUR 90 / per person

official

hotel

visitor · budget

EUR 95–135 / per night

estimate

hotel

visitor · mid_range

EUR 120–185 / per night

estimate

hotel

visitor · premium

EUR 155–230 / per night

estimate

per_diem

visitor · standard

EUR 60–90 / per day

estimate

local_transport

visitor · standard

EUR 2.2–25 / per trip

estimate

Item	For	Tier	Estimated range	Status
visitor_ticket	visitor	free	—	official
visa_fee	visitor	Schengen short-stay Type C (adult)	EUR 90 / per person	official
hotel	visitor	budget	EUR 95–135 / per night	estimate
hotel	visitor	mid_range	EUR 120–185 / per night	estimate
hotel	visitor	premium	EUR 155–230 / per night	estimate
per_diem	visitor	standard	EUR 60–90 / per day	estimate
local_transport	visitor	standard	EUR 2.2–25 / per trip	estimate

Decision

Visit, exhibit, or skip?

Should you go?

Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

QUESTION 1 OF 6

What is your primary role?

Decision matrix

Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

visit

You want to meet 400+ exhibitors, attend the roughly 40 sessions and source suppliers in two days.

Best for

Precision-engineering buyers, R&D managers and technical staff sourcing high-precision components, metrology and manufacturing solutions.

Min. budget

$350.00

Timeline

4-6 weeks for flights, hotel and any Schengen visa.

Risks

Peak hotel pricing in 's-Hertogenbosch around the November show dates.

Schengen visa lead time for non-EU/EEA visitors.

exhibit

You need direct access to 6,500+ high-tech professionals and want to launch products to this audience.

Best for

Precision-technology OEMs, component suppliers and service providers targeting the Dutch and wider European high-tech manufacturing market.

Min. budget

$2,200.00

Timeline

3-6 months for stand booking, stand build and logistics.

Risks

Hall position and stand allocation are competitive around the 25th anniversary edition.

Freight and customs lead time for machinery and demo units.

skip

Your products or sourcing needs do not overlap with precision technology, metrology or ultra-precision manufacturing.

Best for

Professionals outside precision manufacturing, high-tech R&D and related supply chains.

Timeline

Not applicable - follow the exhibitor list and show news instead.

Risks

No major risks listed.

Gallery

Photos

Official imagery from Precision Fair

Official Precision Fair event branding

FAQs & glossary

Answers

Frequently asked

What are the dates of the Precision Fair?

The Precision Fair will take place on November 18 and 19, 2026.

Where is the Precision Fair held?

The event will be held at Brabanthallen in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.

Is there an admission fee?

Admission is free for professionals working in the high-tech and ultra-precision industries.

What are the opening hours?

The exhibition floor will be open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on both days.

How can I register for the event?

You can register for free on the official website.

How many exhibitors and visitors attend the Precision Fair?

The 25th Precision Fair brings together more than 400 exhibitors and 6,500+ high-tech professionals.

What is on the programme?

The programme includes around 40 inspiration sessions and a networking arena where the ultra-precision and high-tech manufacturing ecosystem comes together, alongside deep tech, Big Science and AI themes.

Glossary

Precision Engineering: A field of engineering that focuses on the design and manufacture of high-precision components and systems.
Mechatronics: An interdisciplinary branch of engineering that combines mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control engineering.
Big Science: Large-scale scientific research projects that require significant resources and collaboration across multiple institutions.
Deep Tech: Technologies that are based on substantial scientific or engineering advances, often involving complex systems.
AI: Artificial Intelligence, the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems.
OEM: Original Equipment Manufacturer - a company that builds components or products that are used in another company's finished product.
Metrology: The science of measurement, covering the instruments and methods used to verify precision and accuracy in manufacturing.
Ultra-precision manufacturing: Manufacturing with tolerances at the micrometre or nanometre scale, central to the Precision Fair's exhibitor base.
World premiere: A product or technology being shown publicly for the first time, a highlight of the 25th Precision Fair.

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References

Publishers

Date checked

Mikrocentrum

Precision Fair Official Website
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