
embedded world North America 2026
Event Date
September 22–24, 2026
Location
Anaheim, CA
Expected Exhibitors
250
About This Show
AI-drafted summaryembedded world North America is a B2B trade show and conference dedicated to the embedded systems and embedded technology community. It is the premier trade show and conference dedicated to the community of innovators and developers in the embedded tech ecosystem. The 3-day event brings together design engineers, systems architects, firmware developers, and product leaders to explore the latest technologies and tools shaping the future of embedded innovation.
Attendees can expect a broad program of technical content and product discovery. Visitors will experience a wide range of expert-led technical sessions discussing the latest trends and developments, demos of cutting-edge products and solutions, and peer-to-peer networking that accelerates learning and problem solving. The show floor showcases hardware, software, IoT, and embedded solutions from leading developers and manufacturers, paired with a technical conference of expert-led lectures, panels, and discussions.
Whether seeking solutions to real-world engineering challenges, staying current on industry trends, or connecting with potential collaborators and suppliers, embedded world North America offers an environment that fuels industry growth and drives technology-led success. The event is part of the global embedded world network, with sister events in Germany and China.
Show Highlights
Keynote speakers (2026):
- Deepu Talla, Vice President – Robotics and Edge AI at NVIDIA, presenting "The Next Evolution of Embedded: Open Platform for Autonomous, Agentic Systems."
- Fabio Violante, Vice President and General Manager of Arduino at Qualcomm, speaking on "Powering the Age of AI in the Physical World for Everyone."
Technical Conference: Developers and innovators lead breakout sessions sharing insights and leading discussions around development, trends, and application, with state-of-the-art and emerging embedded systems technologies highlighted across a wide range of expert lectures and panels.
Signature features:
- Exhibition floor featuring hardware, software, IoT, and embedded solutions from leading manufacturers.
- An official mobile app with an interactive floor plan, personalized scheduling, exhibitor profiles, and updates on keynotes, sessions, and networking events.
- ewNA-hosted hospitality and networking events, including an Opening Night Party.
Attendance
The organizer publishes the following projected figures for the 2026 edition: 5,000+ visitors expected, 250+ exhibitors, 60+ technical sessions, and 100,000 ft² of exhibition space. The audience is composed of embedded technology professionals — design engineers, systems architects, firmware developers, and product leaders.
Booth Pricing
The official website does not publish specific booth pricing; exhibitors book space via the online application. Some badge-related details are available: booths include 3 badges per 100 sq ft of space, with additional exhibitor badges available for $25 each, up to 2 additional per 100 sq ft. Exhibitors can add conference access to an exhibitor badge for an additional $470 prior to June 30th, and $625 after that date. Shepard Expositions is the official service contractor for the event.
Registration
Registration and official housing are both open, accessible via the registration link on the show website.
Pass types and pricing:
- Conference Badge — Early Bird conference registration runs through June 30th at $495; after June 30th the rate is $650. The conference badge includes all keynote, plenary, and sessions, full access to the exhibitor hall during show hours, and access to all ewNA-hosted hospitality events.
- Expo Hall Only Pass — available for a nominal fee of $55.
International attendees: Once you have registered for a badge, your confirmation email will include a link to print a visa invitation letter.
History
embedded world North America is the North American edition of the established embedded world exhibition and conference brand. It is one event in a growing global network of embedded world exhibitions spanning three continents, connecting attendees to the industry's fastest-expanding markets. The sister events are embedded world Germany (in Nuremberg) and embedded world China (in Shanghai). The event is organized under NürnbergMesse, one of the 15 largest exhibition companies in the world, whose portfolio comprises some 120 national and international exhibitions and conferences. The 2026 edition takes place September 22–24 in Anaheim, California.
Exhibitors
Exhibitor Information
Detailed exhibitor list is being compiled. Check back soon or visit the official show website for the most current information.
Last updated: July 25, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is embedded world North America 2026 held?
The event takes place September 22–24, 2026, at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California. Show hours are 9:30am–6pm on Tuesday and Wednesday, and 9am–1pm on Thursday.
Who should attend embedded world North America?
The show is aimed at the embedded technology community, including design engineers, systems architects, firmware developers, and product leaders. Attendees explore hardware, software, IoT, and embedded solutions and connect with developers, engineers, and industry leaders.
How do I register and what does it cost?
Registration is open via the show website. A Conference Badge costs $495 with Early Bird pricing through June 30th and $650 after, and includes keynotes, sessions, exhibit hall access, and hospitality events. An Expo Hall Only Pass is available for $55.
Who are the keynote speakers for 2026?
Confirmed keynotes include Deepu Talla, Vice President of Robotics and Edge AI at NVIDIA, presenting on open platforms for autonomous, agentic systems, and Fabio Violante, VP and General Manager of Arduino at Qualcomm, speaking on powering the age of AI in the physical world.
Which airport should I fly into and do I need a car?
John Wayne Airport-Orange County (SNA) is closest to the venue, with LAX, Ontario (ONT), and Long Beach (LGB) as alternatives. There is no airport shuttle, so rideshare, taxi, or commercial shuttle is recommended; given parking costs, public transit and rideshares may be preferable to renting a car.
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