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    The Assembly Show

    The ASSEMBLY Show is the leading event for assembly and quality manufacturing, bringing together industry professionals to explore the latest equipment, technologies, and solutions

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    Dates

    27 Oct 2026

    City / country

    Rosemont, United States

    Venue

    Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

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    Notable exhibitors

    Companies exhibiting at The Assembly Show include A-WALL Building Systems, ACS, Adhesive & Sealant Council (ASC), Advanced Manufacturing Development LLC and Aegis Software.

    • A-WALL Building Systems
    • ACS
    • Adhesive & Sealant Council (ASC)
    • Advanced Manufacturing Development LLC
    • Aegis Software

    Event overview

    Overview

    The ASSEMBLY Show is the leading event for assembly and quality manufacturing, bringing together industry professionals to explore the newest equipment, technologies, and solutions driving the future of assembly and manufacturing.

    Produced by ASSEMBLY magazine, this premier 3-day event features hundreds of top suppliers, interactive product demonstrations, expert-led technical sessions, and unmatched networking opportunities.

    Attendees gain practical insights, discover innovative tools, and connect with peers and partners to overcome real-world manufacturing challenges and drive operational excellence

    TL;DR

    1. 1Leading Industry Event: The ASSEMBLY Show is the premier event exclusively focused on assembly
    2. 2Hands-On Experience: The show floor features live equipment demonstrations, allowing attendees to interact directly
    3. 3Comprehensive Manufacturing Coverage: Co-located with. The Quality Show and SMTA International, the event covers
    4. 4Expert-Led Education: Attendees can access Learning Theater sessions on the show floor and a
    5. 5Unmatched Networking: The show offers three dedicated networking events daily, including the Taste of

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Corporate & Executive Leadership: Owners, Presidents, CEOs, VPs, and Directors from manufacturing companies
    Engineers: Manufacturing, Design, Process, Application, and R&D Engineers
    Operations & Production Professionals: Professionals responsible for assembly operations and production management
    Quality Management Professionals: Quality Engineers, Technicians, QC/QA Managers, and Compliance Managers
    Quality Software Users & Process Improvement Specialists: Professionals focused on quality software and process optimization
    Project & Design Managers: Managers overseeing assembly projects and design initiatives

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Automated Assembly Systems: Suppliers of custom automated assembly systems, robotic assembly, and mixed-model assembly solutions
    Robotics: Companies offering industrial robots, collaborative robots, and robotic automation solutions for assembly
    Fastening & Joining: Providers of screwdriving, fasteners, adhesives, dispensing, and welding technologies
    Test and Inspection: Suppliers of vision systems, measurement, inspection, and testing equipment for quality control
    Motion Control & Conveyors: Companies offering conveyors, presses, and motion control systems for assembly lines
    Plastics Assembly: Providers of plastics assembly equipment and technologies
    Packaging & Workstations: Suppliers of packaging equipment and workstation solutions for assembly operations
    Industry 4.0 & Smart Factory: Providers of smart manufacturing solutions, digitalization tools, and Industry 4.0 technologies

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Automated Assembly Systems
    Mixed Model Assembly
    Robotic Assembly & Robotics
    Screwdriving & Fastening Tools
    Adhesives, Dispensing & Curing
    Plastics Assembly
    Presses & Conveyors
    Fasteners & Joining
    Packaging & Workstations
    Welding & Vision Systems
    Quality Control & Test and Inspection Systems
    Motion Control & Industrial Software
    Electronics Manufacturing & SMT
    AI, Digital Transformation & Smart Manufacturing
    Industry 4.0 Solutions

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

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    Halls & areas

    1
    Hall A

    Donald E. Stephens Convention Center

    5555 North River Road, 60018 Rosemont, USA

    Entrances & gates

    Main Lobby

    Hall A

    Registration is located in the Main Lobby, outside Hall A

    Facilities

    Parking

    Public parking is available at the William St. Garage and East Parking Garage for $15 per day (subject to change) A skybridge walkway connects the garages to the convention center, nearby hotels, and restaurants. The ASSEMBLY Show does not validate parking

    8,000 spaces · $15.00/day

    Accessibility

    The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center is ADA accessible. Wheelchair-accessible entrances, restrooms, and elevators are available throughout the facility

    Cloakroom

    Coat check services are typically available at the convention center

    On-site shuttle

    No shuttle service is provided between partner hotels and the convention center, as all partner hotels are within walking distance. Some hotels are connected by skybridge

    Food options

    Concession Stands, Parkway Bank Park, MB Financial Park

    On-site dining

    Parking: Public parking is available at the William St. Garage and East Parking Garage, with a daily rate of $15 (subject to change). A skybridge walkway connects the garages to the convention center, nearby hotels, and restaurants. The ASSEMBLY Show does not validate parking. The convention center has a 5,000-space public parking garage located directly across the street from the main entrance on River Road, connected by a skybridge

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Bill DeYoe

    Executive Director, Manufacturing Technologies, BNP Media; Group Publisher, ASSEMBLY & Quality

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    Amy Riemer

    Public Relations Manager, ASSEMBLY Show Media Relations

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    George Misko

    Sales Manager, ASSEMBLY (CT, DC, DE, IN, MA, ME, MD, MI, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, VT, VA, WV, International)

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    Brian McCabe

    Sales Manager, ASSEMBLY (AZ, CA, CO, ID, KS, MT, NE, ND, NM, NV, OK, OR, SD, TX, UT, WA, WY)

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    BNP Registration Services

    Event Registration Support

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    What's on

    Programme

    19

    Conference Session

    1

    Exhibit Hall Activity

    2

    Event days

    09:00–17:00

    Typical time

    Official agenda
    This agenda is still being finalised. Check the official agenda for the latest sessions.

    Speakers

    MC

    Michael Chang

    Project Engineer @ EWI

    Robotic Automation for High-Mix, Low-Volume Heat Exchanger Fabrication

    KD

    Kevin Den Toom

    Product Line Manager @ TOX

    From Press Data to Autonomous Assembly: How AI-Driven Sensor Intelligence is Redefining Process Integration

    BC

    Bennie Caldwell

    Director of Quality @ Bullen Ultrasonics

    From Auditor to Partner: How Embedded Quality Teams Improve Communication, Ownership and Performance on the Factory Floor

    RK

    Roger Koenigsknecht

    VP of North American connection systems @ Lear Corp

    Leveraging Machine Data and Business Intelligence to Position Your People for Future Success

    Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026

    09:00 – 09:30

    S1: Robotic Automation for High-Mix, Low-Volume Heat Exchanger Fabrication

    Conference Session
    09:00 – 09:30

    S2: From Press Data to Autonomous Assembly: How AI-Driven Sensor Intelligence is Redefining Process Integration

    Conference Session
    09:00 – 09:30

    S3: From Auditor to Partner: How Embedded Quality Teams Improve Communication, Ownership and Performance on the Factory Floor

    Conference Session
    09:35 – 10:05

    S4: Driving Measurable Manufacturing Results: From 96% Defect Reduction to 29% OEE Improvement Using Real Plant Strategies

    Conference Session
    09:35 – 10:05

    S5: From Blueprint to Production: How AI Is Transforming Compliance in Manufacturing

    Conference Session
    09:35 – 10:05

    S6: Building Resilient, Quality Focused Teams

    Conference Session
    10:20 – 10:50

    S7: A Path to Automation – Manual, Mechanized, Cobot, Robot

    Conference Session
    10:20 – 10:50

    S8: Is Your Plant Ready for AI? Grading Shop-Floor Buy-In and Data Trust

    Conference Session
    10:20 – 10:50

    S9: Corporate Continuous Improvement Without Black Belts: Launching Meaningful CI from Everyday Manufacturing Waste

    Conference Session
    10:55 – 11:25

    S10: Uncovering Hidden Insights: The Power of Soft Sensors in Industrial Systems

    Conference Session
    10:55 – 11:25

    S11: The Future of Lean: AI, Governance, and Innovation

    Conference Session
    10:55 – 11:25

    S12: Integrating Cost of Quality into Quality Improvement Projects

    Conference Session
    11:30 – 12:00

    S14: The Data You Already Have: Unlocking Quality and Uptime with AI You Can Actually Deploy

    Conference Session
    12:00 – 13:00

    ASQ Conference Luncheon

    Conference Session
    13:00 – 14:00

    S16: Automated Assembly Systems

    Conference Session
    13:00 – 14:00

    S17 How to Automate Selective Soldering Processes, Machines, and Product Design

    Conference Session
    14:15 – 14:45

    S19: Value Stream Mapping for Energy Efficiency: A Review of Lean-Energy Integration in Manufacturing

    Conference Session
    14:15 – 14:45

    S20: DFMA® in 10 Slides

    Conference Session
    14:15 – 14:45

    S21: When Inspection Lies: How GD&T Gaps and Gage Design Drive False Accepts and Scrap

    Conference Session

    Wednesday, Oct 28, 2026

    10:00 – 17:00

    New Product Showcase and attendee voting

    Exhibit Hall Activity
    Exhibit Hall
    10:30 – 11:00

    Learning Theater Presentation

    Learning Theater
    Aisle 400
    10:45 – 11:00

    Insights on Excellence (IoE) Benchmarking and Research

    Learning Theater
    Booth 1605

    Topic tracks

    Automated AssemblyAI in ManufacturingQuality Leadership, Culture & WorkforceContinuous Improvement & Operational ExcellenceLean Manufacturing and Workforce DevelopmentSolderingDesignGeneral

    Co-located events

    The Quality Show

    Separate ticket

    SMTA International

    Separate ticket

    Co-located seminars

    ASQ Measurement Quality Division Conference

    Paid

    Awards

    New Product Awards

    Annual

    Annual awards recognizing the most innovative new products on the show floor across categories such as Assembly Machines & Systems, Adhesives, Fastening Tools, Robotics, and Manufacturing Software. Attendees vote on nominated products during the event

    Assembly Machines & SystemsAdhesivesFastening ToolsRoboticsManufacturing Software
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    Plant of the Year Award

    Annual

    Presented by ASSEMBLY Magazine to a U.S. manufacturing facility that demonstrates excellence in assembly operations, lean manufacturing, and continuous improvement. The award has been presented since 2004

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    Sponsors

    Promess

    Ujigami

    Du-Pas Torq-Tec

    ASSEMBLY Magazine

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Current edition

    2026 · 3,000 visitors · 295 exhibitors

    Official pre-show estimates for the 14th edition have not been published. Based on historical growth, the show is expected to continue its trajectory with strong exhibitor and attendee participation

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors

    4,300

    Exhibitors

    200

    Growth over time

    Edition recap

    The 12th Annual ASSEMBLY Show (2024) Recap

    The 12th Annual ASSEMBLY Show wrapped up at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL with over 4,300 manufacturing professionals visiting with 200 exhibiting companies, learning from dozens of subject matter experts and networking with colleagues. The trade show and conference was co-located with SMTA International and provided a platform for top players in the industry to showcase advancements in assembly technology and automation

    On Tuesday, October 22nd hundreds of engineers participated in 20 pre-conference workshops. Subject matter experts led sessions in three tracks including Advancements in Automation and Automated Assembly; Data Analysis, Artificial Intelligence, and C-Suite Topics; and Bolted Joint and Threaded Fastener Assembly

    Prior to the keynote on Wednesday morning, Austin Weber, Senior Editor of ASSEMBLY Magazine presented the Plant of the Year Award to GE Appliances. During the keynote presentation best-selling author Jairek Robbins discussed Crafting the Future: Leadership and Legacy in the Manufacturing Industry to a packed audience

    On the final morning, John Sprovieri, Editor in Chief of ASSEMBLY Magazine announced the winners of the New Products Award. The program featured 20 new products which were selected by the editors of ASSEMBLY Magazine and voted on by the attendees during the event

    New this edition

    • 1

      RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion

      Debuting at the 2026 show, this pavilion showcases real-time location systems and factory intelligence solutions from RTLS Alliance members

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    • 2

      Quality Deck

      Introduced in 2025, a dedicated area featuring quality manufacturing technology suppliers and daily 15-minute talks in the ASQ Booth, presented by Quality magazine and in partnership with ASQ

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    • 3

      Podcast Theater

      Launched in 2025, featuring live recordings of ASSEMBLY Audible and Quality's Q-Cast podcasts at booth 705

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    • 4

      Pink Out Day

      Annual charity initiative supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month; in 2023 the show donated $3,000 to the Susan G. Komen Foundation

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    • 5

      ASQ Measurement Quality Division Conference Co-location

      For the first time in 2026, the ASQ Measurement Quality Division (MQD) will co-locate its annual conference with. The Quality Show

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    • 6

      Two Dedicated Learning HUBS

      New for 2026, attendees can take part in concise, high-impact 15-minute educational sessions presented in two dedicated Learning HUBS

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    Testimonials

    THE ASSEMBLY Show 2024 successfully delivered on its promise of driving innovation, networking, and growth in the assembly industry. The event highlighted the rapid pace of technological advancement and reinforced the importance of maintaining a competitive edge in today's global marketplace

    Bill DeYoe · Publisher · ASSEMBLY Magazine · 2024

    We were thrilled to bring the industry together to provide manufacturing professionals with everything they need to adapt to new challenges, expand into new markets, and streamline their businesses to grow more efficient. Hundreds of attendees participated in our new conference program with dozens of education sessions focused on the latest technology including AI, Robotics, Industry 4.0 and much more

    Bill DeYoe · Publisher · ASSEMBLY Magazine · 2023

    Assembly technology is changing at an incredible pace, and we are thrilled that for the last decade we have been able to create a vibrant event for our attendees, exhibitors, sponsors, and speakers to come together to provide valuable information on the latest industry trends and fresh insights on how to improve processes and the bottom line

    Bill DeYoe · Publisher · ASSEMBLY Magazine · 2022

    It was wonderful to bring the industry back together safely in person and receive very positive feedback from the exhibitors and attendees who truly appreciate the focus of this event exclusively on assembly manufacturing

    Bill DeYoe · Publisher · ASSEMBLY Magazine · 2021

    What a great show, it was wonderful to be back in person and see so many colleagues. The Assembly Show delivered a high quality audience and the number of leads we generated were even larger than in previous years

    Floyd Dickson · Vice President · Tutelar Technologies · 2021

    Next edition outlook

    2026-10-27 – 2026-10-29
    confirmed

    The 14th edition of The ASSEMBLY Show, taking place October 27-29, 2026, is positioned as the most comprehensive edition yet. With expanded partnerships across quality, electronics, smart factory, and workforce development, the event is expected to attract hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of attendees. New features include the RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion, the co-located ASQ Measurement Quality Division Conference, and two dedicated Learning HUBS

    RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion debuts, focusing on real-time location systems and factory intelligence ASQ Measurement Quality Division Conference co-locates for the first time, adding a full pre-show educational track Two new Learning HUBS offer 15-minute high-impact educational sessions Expanded Quality Show presence with ASQ-hosted complimentary sessions throughout exhibit hall hours Continued co-location with SMTA International, creating a unified assembly, quality, and electronics manufacturing experience

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    The 12th Annual ASSEMBLY Show successfully delivered on its promise of driving innovation, networking, and growth in the assembly industry. The event highlighted the rapid pace of technological advancement and reinforced the importance of maintaining a competitive edge in today's global marketplace. The show floor featured live product demonstrations from companies like Promess, ASG, Schmidt Technology, and Ujigami, showcasing real-world applications of robotics, automation, and adhesives. The conference program included 20 pre-conference workshops on Tuesday, October 22, with sessions across three tracks: Advancements in Automation and Automated Assembly; Data Analysis, Artificial Intelligence, and C-Suite Topics; and Bolted Joint and Threaded Fastener Assembly. The keynote presentation featured best-selling author Jairek Robbins discussing 'Crafting the Future: Leadership and Legacy in the Manufacturing Industry' to a packed audience. The event also presented the Plant of the Year Award to GE Appliances

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    The 12th Annual ASSEMBLY Show attracted over 4,300 manufacturing professionals, including engineers, executives, and decision-makers from a wide range of industries. The event was co-located with SMTA International, further expanding the audience to include electronics assembly professionals. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with 200 exhibiting companies, participate in 20 pre-conference workshops, and attend dozens of expert-led sessions. The audience represented a highly qualified group of buyers and end-users seeking the latest assembly technologies and solutions

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibitors at the 2024 ASSEMBLY Show benefited from face-to-face interactions with over 4,300 qualified manufacturing professionals. The show floor featured live product demonstrations, allowing exhibitors to showcase real-world applications of their assembly solutions. Exhibitors included industry leaders such as Promess, ASG, Schmidt Technology, and Ujigami. The event also provided exhibitors with opportunities to generate qualified leads, network with decision-makers, and gain visibility through the New Product Awards program

    Intelligence

    Market context

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

    North America (USA) with global industry relevance

    Why it matters

    The ASSEMBLY Show sits at the intersection of several powerful manufacturing trends that are reshaping global production. As the assembly automation market is forecast to grow by USD 28.39 billion at a CAGR of 9.5% from 2025 to 2030-, the event provides a critical platform for buyers and suppliers to connect around the technologies that will define the next decade of production. The rise of AI-driven robotics, the convergence of IT and OT, the emergence of humanoid robots in industrial settings, and the growing imperative for smart factory implementation are all reshaping assembly operations. The 2026 edition's expanded partnerships—including the RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion and the co-location of the ASQ Measurement Quality Division Conference—reflect the industry's move toward connected, data-driven factories. With tariffs and AI-enabled automation reshaping manufacturing location decisions, the event offers a unique opportunity to evaluate emerging technologies, gain practical implementation strategies, and build the partnerships needed to navigate workforce shortages, quality demands, and operational complexity. The co-location with SMTA International and The Quality Show creates a one-stop experience spanning assembly, electronics manufacturing, and quality assurance—mirroring the integrated, cross-disciplinary nature of modern production

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    AI-Driven Autonomy Reshapes Robotics

    The integration of artificial intelligence ranks as the top global robotics trend for 2026, giving robots increasing autonomy. Analytical AI models process sensor data for predictive maintenance and route optimization, while generative AI enables robots to learn new tasks autonomously. Agentic AI combines both approaches to let robots make decisions in complex real-world scenarios—such as independently adjusting production plans when material bottlenecks or quality deviations occur

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    02

    IT/OT Convergence Puts Robots at the Center of Manufacturing

    The convergence of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) is a core driver of robotics adoption. Linking IT data processing power with OT physical control capabilities increases versatility through real-time data exchange, automation, and advanced analytics. Digital twins can virtually simulate and optimize entire production processes—from material feeding to quality control

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    03

    Humanoid Robots Move from Hype to Industrial Reality

    Humanoid robots are evolving from gadgets to serious capital goods for industrial users. IFR experts consider them a promising technology for flexible environments designed for humans, automating assembly and handling tasks previously performed manually. Companies such as Schunk are developing modular humanoid gripper arms for industrial environments, targeting production lines where standardized robot arms reach their limits

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    04

    Flexible Robotics Expands Beyond Light Assistance Tasks

    Collaborative and flexible robots are moving beyond the niche of light assistance tasks, transitioning to traditional industrial processes with higher payloads, greater speed, mobile deployment, and AI-driven adaptability. ABB's new PoWa cobots cover payloads from 7 to 30 kg for applications like screwdriving and welding, while FANUC's CRX-3iA prioritizes portability for rapid redeployment across workstations

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    05

    Security and Safety Requirements Grow with AI-Driven Autonomy

    The AI-driven autonomy of robots is fundamentally changing the security landscape, making testing, validation, and human supervision more complex. Companies must ensure robotics platforms are not only physically safe but also protected against cyber risks, as networked systems are exposed to potential attack vectors. Compliance with ISO standards, especially for IT/OT systems and cloud-based AI services, poses a considerable challenge

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    06

    Tariffs and AI Reshape Global Manufacturing Location Decisions

    AI-enabled 'Factory of the Future' production systems are increasingly tying manufacturing location decisions to automation strategy rather than labor costs alone. BCG reports that advanced manufacturing systems can generate productivity gains of up to 60% by combining AI, automation, and intelligent process control. Tariffs can quickly alter offshoring economics—a 25% tariff rate could eliminate the export business case for many manufacturers

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    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

    2026-07-16

    The ASSEMBLY Show and The Quality Show 2026 Expand Industry Partnerships

    Organizers announced an expanded lineup of strategic partnerships, including the debut of the RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion and new educational programming with ASQ. The ASQ Measurement Quality Division will co-locate its annual conference for the first time, creating one of North America's most comprehensive gatherings for manufacturing professionals

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    2026-05-12

    Registration Now Open for The ASSEMBLY Show 2026

    Registration opened for the 14th annual event, co-located with. The Quality Show and SMTA International. The combined event will feature hundreds of exhibitors showcasing assembly automation, robotics, quality inspection, electronics manufacturing, adhesives, fastening, motion control, and AI-driven smart manufacturing solutions

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    2026-06-03

    Tariffs, AI and Automation Reshape Global Manufacturing Strategy

    BCG report finds that AI-enabled 'Factory of the Future' production systems can generate productivity gains of up to 60% in some industries. Roughly $1.03 trillion of manufacturing value is at risk of relocation from Western Europe, with another $440 billion potentially shifting within the United States, as automation capability increasingly drives location decisions

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    2026-02-02

    IFR Identifies Top 5 Global Robotics Trends for 2026

    The International Federation of Robotics published its Top 5 Global Robotics Trends 2026, highlighting AI-driven autonomy, IT/OT convergence, humanoid robots, growing security requirements, and robots as a solution to skilled labor shortages. The market value of installed industrial robots reached a new high of US$16.7 billion worldwide

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    2026-04-29

    Flexible Robotics Moves Beyond Light Assistance Tasks

    Recent developments at AGIBOT, ABB, FANUC, and Kassow Robots highlight a clear shift: collaborative and flexible robots are moving closer to traditional industrial processes with higher payloads, greater speed, mobile deployment, and AI-driven adaptability. AGIBOT deployed humanoid robots on tablet production lines achieving 310 units per hour with 99%+ success rate

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    Assembly, Automation & Manufacturing Trade Show Circuit (2026–2027)

    Q2 2026 – Q4 2026 (with early 2027 events for forward planning)

    The ASSEMBLY Show is one of several key events serving the assembly, automation, and manufacturing technology sector. It sits in a rich calendar of trade shows spanning North America, Europe, and Asia—from large-scale general manufacturing shows like IMTS and Hannover Messe to specialized assembly and automation exhibitions like Motek, Automate, and AHTE. The circuit offers professionals multiple opportunities to stay current with technology, network with peers, and evaluate solutions across the manufacturing ecosystem

    20–24 Apr 2026

    Hannover Messe 2026

    Hannover, Germany

    Features high-precision machining, joining, and assembly technologies across the manufacturing value chain

    website
    17–20 Jun 2026

    Assembly & Automation Technology 2026 (AAT)

    Bangkok, Thailand

    25th edition. Held at Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC)

    website
    22–25 Jun 2026

    Automate 2026

    Chicago, USA

    Hosted by the Association for Advancing Automation (A3). Expected to bring together over 50,000 attendees and 1,000 exhibitors

    website
    8–10 Jul 2026

    AHTE 2026 – Shanghai International Assembly & Handling Technology Exhibition

    Shanghai, China

    Driving innovation in assembly and handling technology since 2006

    website
    14–19 Sep 2026

    IMTS 2026 – International Manufacturing Technology Show

    Chicago, USA

    Held at McCormick Place, Chicago. Covers the full manufacturing ecosystem including advanced technologies, job shops, additive manufacturing, and industrial AI

    website
    6–8 Oct 2026

    Motek 2026 – International Trade Fair for Automation in Production and Assembly

    Stuttgart, Germany

    43rd edition. From 2026, Motek/Bondexpo switches to a biennial cycle and a streamlined 3-day format

    website
    27–29 Oct 2026

    The ASSEMBLY Show 2026

    Rosemont, USA

    14th annual edition. New features include the RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion and the co-located ASQ Measurement Quality Division Conference

    website
    22–25 Jun 2027

    Automatica 2027

    Munich, Germany

    Held biennially at Messe München. Covers smart automation, industrial robotics, applied AI, and digital production

    website

    Spring–Summer 2026

    Hannover Messe 2026Automate 2026Assembly & Automation Technology 2026AHTE 2026

    Early-to-mid year events focused on broader industrial automation and assembly technology, ideal for strategic planning and technology scouting

    Fall 2026

    IMTS 2026Motek 2026The ASSEMBLY Show 2026

    Peak season for manufacturing technology shows in North America and Europe. The ASSEMBLY Show and IMTS both take place in the Chicago area within six weeks of each other, offering a dense period for North American professionals

    2027 Forward Planning

    Automatica 2027

    Biennial European flagship event for smart automation and robotics, providing a global perspective for 2027 investment decisions

    Event dates and statuses are sourced from official organizer websites and trade show directories. Some dates may be subject to change; verify directly with event organizers before planning travel

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · USD

    Arrival airports

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

    ORD

    Chicago O'Hare International Airport

    The primary airport for the event. All partner hotels offer complimentary shuttles to and from O'Hare. The CTA Blue Line provides direct train service from O'Hare to Rosemont station in approximately 6 minutes

    ~3 miles

    to venue

    5–10 minutes

    by car

    MDW

    Chicago Midway International Airport

    Secondary airport located southeast of Rosemont via I-294 and I-55. Taxi, rideshare, and shuttle services are available; public transit options require a transfer

    ~25 miles

    to venue

    25–40 minutes

    by car

    Hotel tiers

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

    Premium
    Rosemont (walking distance to convention center)

    USD 250–400 / night

    Full-service hotels with premium amenities, often directly connected to the convention center via skybridge. Examples include Hyatt Regency O'Hare, Loews Chicago O'Hare Hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton

    Mid-Range
    Rosemont (walking distance to convention center)

    USD 180–280 / night

    Comfortable business-class hotels with good amenities, including complimentary airport shuttles. Examples include Hilton Rosemont Chicago O'Hare, Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare Hotel & Conference Center, Embassy Suites by Hilton

    Budget
    Rosemont / O'Hare area

    USD 120–180 / night

    Economy and limited-service hotels, often with free breakfast and airport shuttles. Examples include Holiday Inn Chicago O'Hare Rosemont, Hampton Inn & Suites, Aloft Chicago O'Hare

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Hotel Shuttle

    Estimated costComplimentary
    Best forAll partner hotels to/from O'Hare International Airport (ORD)

    All partner hotels offer complimentary shuttles to and from O'Hare Airport. Shuttle pick-up for domestic travelers is at the Bus/Shuttle Center on the main level of O'Hare's parking garage — follow the red Bus/Shuttle Center signs. No shuttle service is provided between hotels and the convention center, as all partner hotels are within walking distance, with some connected by skybridge

    CTA Blue Line 'L' Train

    Estimated cost$3–$7
    Best forO'Hare Airport ↔ Rosemont/River Road Station ↔ Downtown Chicago

    The CTA Blue Line runs 24/7 between O'Hare Airport and downtown Chicago. The journey from O'Hare to Rosemont Station takes under 15 minutes. Rosemont Station is a 3-block (approx. 10–11 minute) walk south to the convention center. The station also connects to multiple Pace bus routes

    Pace Bus 811 – Rosemont Entertainment Circulator

    Estimated costFree
    Best forRosemont Transit Center (CTA Blue Line) ↔ Donald E. Stephens Convention Center ↔ Fashion Outlets of Chicago ↔ Parkway Bank Park Entertainment District

    Provides daily circulator service connecting the CTA Blue Line station, convention center, shopping, and entertainment districts Route 811 is classified as Free Service. Operates every 10–15 minutes

    Pace Bus 303

    Estimated cost$2–$3
    Best forRosemont CTA Station ↔ River Rd & Bryn Mawr Ave (near convention center)

    Direct bus from Rosemont CTA Station to a stop near the convention center. Departs every 20 minutes, journey takes approximately 2–3 minutes. Serves weekday service between Forest Park Transit Center and Rosemont

    Pace Bus 600 – Rosemont – Schaumburg Express

    Estimated cost$2–$4
    Best forSchaumburg ↔ Rosemont Transit Center (connects to CTA Blue Line)

    Bidirectional express service via I-90 between Schaumburg and Rosemont Transit Center, where riders can connect to other Pace routes and the CTA Blue Line for O'Hare and Chicago. Weekday service every 15 min during peak hours, every 30 min otherwise; Saturday service every 30 min

    Pace Bus 223 – Elk Grove – Rosemont CTA Station

    Estimated cost$2–$4
    Best forElk Grove Industrial Area ↔ United Airlines Reservation Center ↔ Rosemont CTA Blue Line Station

    Daily service between Elk Grove Industrial area, United Airlines Reservation Center, and the Rosemont CTA Blue Line Station. Serves communities including Rosemont, Elk Grove Village, Des Plaines, and Mount Prospect

    Taxi / Rideshare (Uber, Lyft)

    Estimated costORD to venue: $17–$21 (taxi)-; MDW to venue: $60–$90; within Rosemont: $5–$16
    Best forPoint-to-point within Rosemont and to/from airports

    Taxi and rideshare services are plentiful in Rosemont, with pickup and drop-off at the convention center's main circular drive at 5555 N. River Road. Uber X, Lyft, and standard taxis are readily available

    Driving & Parking

    Estimated cost$15–$20 per day
    Best forSelf-parking at William St. Garage or East Parking Garage

    Public parking is available at the William St. Garage and East Parking Garage. The ASSEMBLY Show does not validate parking. A skybridge walkway connects the garages to the convention center. Venue website lists $20 for a 24-hour period

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    B-1 Business Visitor VisaCitizens of countries that do not participate in the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) who wish to enter the U.S. temporarily for business purposes, including attending trade shows, conferences, or business meetings; negotiating contracts; or servicing equipment as a foreign employee$185.00Varies widely by U.S. embassy or consulate; standard wait times can range from several weeks to over 12 months in some locations. An optional expedited interview service is available from July 1 to December 31, 2026, for a $750 fee, securing an interview within 10 business days at select posts
    Visa Waiver Program (ESTA)Nationals of VWP-participating countries traveling to the U.S. for business or tourism for 90 days or less$21.00Generally approved within 72 hours; applicants are advised to apply at least 72 hours before travel

    Nationals of the 42 countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program may travel to the U.S. for business for up to 90 days without a visa, provided they have an approved ESTA

    The United States accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary importation of commercial samples, professional equipment, and certain advertising materials. However, the U.S. is not a signatory to accepting carnets under the classification of 'Exhibitions & Fairs',- and goods intended to be consumed or given away at a trade show are not permitted under an ATA Carnet. The carnet is valid for one year from the date of issuance. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is the enforcing authority

    Official visa page

    Weather

    In late October, Rosemont experiences cool autumn weather. Average high temperatures range from 61–63°F (16–17°C), with average lows around 44–46°F (7–8°C). Precipitation is common, with an average of 3.3 inches of rain in October. Dress in layers and bring a raincoat or umbrella

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center is highly accessible via multiple transport modes. The CTA Blue Line's Rosemont station is within walking distance and provides 24-hour train service to O'Hare Airport (6 min) and downtown Chicago. Several Pace bus routes (#221, #223, #230, #303, #330, #332, #600, #603, #605, #606, #811) serve the Rosemont Transit Center. The venue is located just off the Kennedy Expressway (I-90) and near the Tri-State Tollway (I-294). All partner hotels are within walking distance of the convention center, with some connected by skybridge

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

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

    Tipping Etiquette

    It is customary in the Chicago area to tip 18–20% at restaurants and bars, and 15–20% for taxis and rideshare services

    Pink Out Day

    The ASSEMBLY Show has a tradition of supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month through 'Pink Out Day.' Over the last three years, the show has donated over $11,000 to Susan G. Komen. Attendees and exhibitors are encouraged to wear pink and participate in charitable activities during the event

    FIRST Robotics Student Demonstrations

    The show features live robot demonstrations by students from local FIRST Robotics high school teams. Students in grades 9–12 design, program, and build robots, demonstrating their work to attendees and networking with industry professionals. This initiative promotes STEM education and workforce development

    Taste of Rosemont Welcome Reception

    The opening night reception features food and drinks from local Rosemont restaurants, giving attendees a taste of the local culinary scene while networking with peers and exhibitors

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

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

    Flights

    Destination: Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD)

    Book flights to Chicago O'Hare (ORD) for closest access. All partner hotels offer complimentary shuttles to and from O'Hare. For domestic travelers, the shuttle pick-up is at the Bus/Shuttle Center on the main level of O'Hare's parking garage—follow the red Bus/Shuttle Center signs

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    Visa

    A valid passport and an appropriate U.S. visa or ESTA authorization are required for entry. Citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries can travel visa-free for business for up to 90 days with an approved ESTA All other foreign nationals generally require a B-1 business visitor visa

    Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed

    Processing: Visa processing times vary significantly. The median global wait time for an appointment is approximately 30 days, but some posts report waits exceeding 12 months. Applicants are strongly advised to apply well in advance of their travel date. An optional $750 expedited interview service is available at select posts from July 1 to December 31, 2026

    A letter of invitation is not required to apply for a visitor visa,- but including documentation that proves the legitimacy of the business event (e.g., registration confirmation, exhibitor contract) can strengthen the application. All applicants must demonstrate that they have strong ties to their home country and intend to return after their temporary stay

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    Hotels

    Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

    Areas to stay

    Rosemont (within walking distance of the convention center) · O'Hare Airport area (short drive or shuttle to venue)

    Premium

    $250–$400 per night

    Book

    Mid-Range

    $180–$280 per night

    Book

    Budget

    $120–$180 per night

    Book

    Transport

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

    Airport → venue: All partner hotels offer complimentary 24-hour shuttles to and from O'Hare International Airport (ORD). Shuttle pick-up is at the Bus/Shuttle Center on O'Hare's main parking garage level; follow the red signs. Alternatively, take the CTA Blue Line train from O'Hare to Rosemont/River Road station, a short walk from the venue

    Hotel → venue: All official partner hotels are within walking distance of the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, with some connected by skybridge. No shuttle service is provided between hotels and the convention center

    Ride-hail: Uber, Lyft, and taxis are readily available from O'Hare Airport, Midway Airport, and throughout Rosemont. Estimated cost from ORD: $20–$40; from MDW: $60–$90

    Public transit: CTA Blue Line train: Rosemont/River Road station is a short walk from the convention center-. Pace Bus 811 (Rosemont Entertainment Circulator) provides daily service between the Rosemont Transit Center (CTA Blue Line), the convention center, and nearby attractions

    Parking: Public parking is available at the William St. Garage and East Parking Garage for $15 per day. A skybridge connects the garages to the convention center. The ASSEMBLY Show does not validate parking

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: October

    Temperature: High: 61–63°F (16–17°C); Low: 44–46°F (7–8°C)

    Seasonality: Precipitation is common; average 3.3 inches of rain in October

    Packing: Dress in layers, bring a raincoat or umbrella, and wear comfortable walking shoes for the exhibit hall

    Itinerary builder

    Add priorities and side trips to make the most of your visit.

    Add side trips

    Default day plan

    1. 8:30 AM – 9:00 AMArrive at convention center, pick up badge in Main Lobby
    2. 9:00 AM – 10:00 AMAttend Keynote Presentation
    3. 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMVisit exhibitor booths, see live demos, and network
    4. 12:00 PM – 1:00 PMLunch break (on your own; explore nearby restaurants or food options at the venue)
    5. 1:00 PM – 4:00 PMContinue exploring exhibits, attend Learning Theater sessions on the show floor
    6. 4:00 PM – 5:00 PMNetworking Reception (Wednesday) or Morning Mingle (Thursday)

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Wednesday, October 28

    Wednesday offers the most comprehensive experience: the Keynote Presentation (9-10 AM), the full exhibit hall open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, access to the Learning Theater and HUB sessions, and the Networking Reception in the evening. It is the only day with both the keynote and a full day of exhibits plus an evening networking event

    T-90 (August 2026)

    Register for the event and book your badge (complimentary for qualified buyers/end users) — Super Early Bird pricing expires September 11, 2026. Use the official registration link:

    T-90 (August 2026)

    Book hotel accommodations through the official room block for discounted rates — All partner hotels are within walking distance of the convention center. Contact Executivevents at 844-644-7449 or BNPhousing@executivevents.com

    T-60 (September 2026)

    Review the exhibitor list and floor plan to map out must-see booths — The floor plan is available at

    T-30 (October 2026)

    Plan your daily schedule, including conference sessions, Learning Theater presentations, and networking events — The Tuesday Conference Package includes expert-led sessions, lunch, and breaks before the Exhibit Hall opens at 4:00 PM

    T-14 (October 2026)

    Confirm travel arrangements (flights, ground transport) and pack accordingly — Chicago weather in late October is cool and potentially rainy; dress in layers and bring a raincoat

    T-7 (October 2026)

    Print or download your registration confirmation and badge QR code — Badge pickup is onsite at the Main Lobby registration desk

    T-1 (October 26, 2026)

    Check the event website and mobile app for any last-minute schedule updates — The mobile app will have the most up-to-date floor plan, exhibitor list, and session times

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

    Arrive at convention center, pick up badge in Main Lobby

    Main Lobby, Hall A
    9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

    Attend Keynote Presentation (Wednesday, October 28)

    Level 1, Rooms 10-13
    10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

    Visit exhibitor booths, see live demos, and network

    Hall A
    12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

    Lunch break (on your own; explore nearby restaurants or food options at the venue)

    Convention Center or nearby
    1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

    Continue exploring exhibits, attend Learning Theater sessions on the show floor

    Hall A
    4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

    Networking Reception (Wednesday) or Taste of Rosemont Reception (Tuesday, 4-7 PM)

    Hall A

    Side trips

    4

    Fashion Outlets of Chicago

    Shopping

    Indoor outlet mall with over 130 stores, including luxury and designer brands

    Less than 1 mile

    Parkway Bank Park Entertainment District

    Dining & Entertainment

    A 200,000-square-foot complex with a variety of restaurants, bars, a comedy club, movie theater, and bowling alley

    Walking distance

    Allstate Arena

    Sports & Events

    Home to sporting events, concerts, and the seasonal Wolff's Flea Market (Sundays, April–October)

    ~2 miles

    Rivers Casino

    Casino

    A full-service casino offering gaming, dining, and entertainment

    ~2 miles

    Networking spots

    4

    Taste of Rosemont Reception

    Opening Night Reception

    Tuesday, October 27, 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM on the show floor. Features food and drinks from local Rosemont restaurants

     

    Networking Reception

    Networking Reception

    Wednesday, October 28, on the show floor. Offers snacks, drinks, and conversation in a relaxed setting

     

    Morning Mingle & Breakfast

    Breakfast Networking

    Thursday, October 29, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM on the show floor. Perfect for early-morning networking

     

    ASQ Center

    Educational & Networking Hub

    Located in the exhibit hall, the ASQ Center offers free presentations and a gathering point for quality professionals

     

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Specific booth pricing for the 2026 edition is not published on the public website. To reserve exhibit space or obtain a quote, contact the ASSEMBLY sales team directly. Booth spaces do not include carpet or furnishings; these must be ordered separately through the official general services contractor, Rosemont Exposition Services (RES)

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    Build your working budget

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    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Hotel × 3 nights$450.00
    • Per diem × 3$225.00
    • Visa$185.00
    • Flight — Domestic (U.S.)$400.00
    Estimated total$1,260.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    Expo-Only Registration (Buyer/User)

    visitor · Super Early Bird

    Not yet confirmed

    officialAs of 2026-09-11

    Expo-Only Registration (Buyer/User)

    visitor · Early Bird

    USD 20 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-02

    Expo-Only Registration (Buyer/User)

    visitor · Standard

    USD 35 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-03

    Expo-Only Registration (Supplier/Non-Exhibitor)

    visitor · Super Early Bird

    USD 50 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-09-11

    Expo-Only Registration (Supplier/Non-Exhibitor)

    visitor · Early Bird

    USD 75 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-02

    Expo-Only Registration (Supplier/Non-Exhibitor)

    visitor · Standard

    USD 100 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-03

    Tuesday Conference + Expo

    visitor · Super Early Bird

    USD 195 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-09-11

    Tuesday Conference + Expo

    visitor · Early Bird

    USD 245 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-02

    Tuesday Conference + Expo

    visitor · Standard

    USD 295 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-03

    Exhibitor Additional Staff Badge

    exhibitor · Super Early Bird

    USD 10 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-09-11

    Exhibitor Additional Staff Badge

    exhibitor · Early Bird

    USD 15 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-02

    Exhibitor Additional Staff Badge

    exhibitor · Standard

    USD 20 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-10-03

    Daily Parking

    both · Standard

    USD 20 / per day

    officialAs of 2026-08-01

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Answer 8 quick questions to get a personalized recommendation on whether you should visit, exhibit, or skip. The ASSEMBLY Show 2026

    QUESTION 1 OF 8

    What is your primary role in your organization?

    Decision matrix

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

    visit

    You have active purchase plans, a need to evaluate live equipment, or a desire to network with key suppliers and peers. Also recommended if you are new to the industry or the event

    Best for

    Manufacturing engineers, production managers, quality professionals, and corporate leaders who are sourcing assembly technologies, automation, robotics, fastening, adhesives, and test/inspection solutions. Also ideal for first-time attendees and those wanting to benchmark against peers

    Min. budget

    $2,000.00

    Timeline

    Registration opens in spring; super early bird pricing ends Sept 11, 2026. Plan travel and hotel at least 2–3 months in advance

    Risks

    Limited time to see all exhibits – prioritize must-see booths

    Travel and accommodation costs may be higher if not booked early

    In-person attendance requires time away from day-to-day operations

    exhibit

    You have a demonstrable new product or solution, a dedicated sales team, and budget for a professional exhibit. Also recommended if you have a strong customer base in the region and want to deepen relationships

    Best for

    Suppliers of assembly equipment, robotics, fastening systems, adhesives, motion control, test and inspection, and Industry 4.0 solutions. Also suitable for companies launching new products or entering the North American manufacturing market

    Min. budget

    $8,000.00

    Timeline

    Secure booth space as early as possible (sales team availability). Complete booth design, logistics, and staffing planning by T-90 (August 2026). Order lead retrieval, furnishings, and utilities by T-60

    Risks

    Booth and related costs can be significant; ROI depends on lead quality and follow-up

    Shipping and logistics complexity for international exhibitors

    Competition for attendee attention – require a compelling booth experience

    skip

    Budget is extremely tight, your role is not related to assembly technology, or your company has no plans to invest in manufacturing automation in the next 12–18 months

    Best for

    Organizations with no immediate purchase plans, limited budget, or no product/service fit for the assembly industry. Also for those whose primary markets are outside the manufacturing sector

    Min. budget

    Not yet confirmed

    Timeline

    N/A – consider monitoring post-show content or planning for the 2027 edition

    Risks

    Missing out on emerging trends and competitor intelligence

    Potentially losing networking opportunities that could lead to future partnerships

    Book with

    Partners

    Official Housing & Registration Partner

    Housing & Registration

    Executivevents manages the official hotel block and registration services. Book through the official room block for discounted rates within walking distance of the convention center

    Visit partner Confidence: high

    Contact Housing Support at 844-644-7449 or BNPhousing@executivevents.com

    Official General Services Contractor

    Exhibitor Services

    Rosemont Exposition Services (RES) provides booth furnishings, electrical, audio visual, and labor ordering for exhibitors

    Visit partner Confidence: high

    Contact RES at 847-867-6914 or BKester@rosemontexpo.com

    Official Lead Retrieval Vendor

    Exhibitor Services

    American Tradeshow Services (ATS) was the official lead retrieval vendor for the 2024 edition. Exhibitors should verify the vendor for 2026 via the Exhibitor Services Manual

    Visit partner Confidence: medium

    Lead capture is via QR code scanning of attendee badges

    ASQ Measurement Quality Division Conference

    Educational Partner

    The ASQ MQD Conference is co-located with. The Quality Show, featuring tutorials and sessions on measurement science, calibration, quality management, and AI in quality

    Visit partner Confidence: high

    Conference runs Monday-Tuesday, Oct 26-27, with a Learning Theater on the show floor Wednesday

    RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion

    Pavilion Partner

    The RTLS Alliance Factory Intelligence Pavilion debuts at the 2026 show, showcasing real-time location systems and factory intelligence solutions

    Visit partner Confidence: high

    Announced via press release July 16, 2026

    Recommended providers

    Hotels

    Executivevents

    Official housing provider for The ASSEMBLY Show. Hotel block opens Spring 2026. Book only through the official reservation link to avoid scams. Contact Housing Support at 844-644-7449 (9 AM–5 PM CT, Mon-Fri) or BNPhousing@executivevents.com

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    Glossary

    1
    ASSEMBLY magazine
    The publisher and producer of The ASSEMBLY Show, a leading trade publication covering assembly technology, equipment, and manufacturing processes
    2
    The Quality Show
    A co-located event focusing on measurement, inspection, and testing technologies, featuring ASQ-led education to help improve performance across production
    3
    SMTA International
    A co-located event focused on electronics assembly, bringing engineering and manufacturing professionals together with. The ASSEMBLY Show
    4
    Learning Theater
    Complimentary education sessions held on the exhibit floor, open to all registered attendees
    5
    Taste of Rosemont
    The opening night networking reception featuring food and drinks from local Rosemont restaurants, held on the show floor

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    Village of Rosemont

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