Two Days. Four Spaces.
Ten Industries.
A live, hands-on environment where AI and robotics aren’t behind glass — they’re running on the floor, in your hands, and being used to build real things. Free and open to the public.
The Experience
Four ways to experience the future.
Every part of the expo is designed with intention. Each space serves a different stage of the AI journey — from discovery to employment to hands-on training.
Connects job seekers, students, and career changers directly with the companies building and deploying AI and robotics right now — an intimate hiring environment where candidates and employers meet on the floor of the future.
Hands-on training programs connect students, professionals, and workforce learners with the tools, systems, and knowledge that industry is actively hiring for right now.
Get hands-on with the most advanced AI and robotics systems on the market. No pressure. No sales pitch. Just real technology, running live — where deals get done because confidence closes.
A dedicated space for middle and high school students — where young people get their first real look at AI and robotics by standing in front of it, interacting with it, and building with it.
Know Before You Go
Event details.
Everything you need to plan your visit to Albany this October.
Daily Breakdown
Schedule at a glance.
Two days packed with programming. Here’s a preview of what to expect across both days.
Day 1 — October 21
Arrival · Discovery · Career Connections
Day 2 — October 22
Deep Dives · Training · The Pathway
Industry Pavilions
Ten sectors. One floor.
Each pavilion brings together the companies, tools, talent, and training that define that sector’s AI landscape.
Venue
Empire State Convention Center.
Located in the heart of Albany, New York — the state capital and a natural hub for technology, policy, and industry convergence in the Northeast.
“No other city in New York State offers the combination of government, education, and industry under one roof.”
Albany sits at the intersection of government, education, and industry in one of the most economically significant states in the country — with immediate access to state agencies, the SUNY system, and a growing technology corridor stretching from Niagara Falls to New York City.
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