3rd and 4th February 2027

Shaping the Future
of Aerospace Manufacturing

Two days of expert talks, live technology demonstrations, industry exhibition and professional networking.

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Where manufacturing innovation meets aerospace expertise

The aerospace industry demands increasingly sophisticated manufacturing solutions. MIC 2027 brings together experts from industry and academia to share knowledge, explore emerging technologies and discuss new approaches to advanced manufacturing.

Whether you are developing manufacturing processes, implementing new technologies or researching the next generation of production solutions, MIC 2027 offers valuable opportunities to learn, connect and gain new perspectives.

Learn from leading experts

Discover insights from experienced industry professionals and researchers working at the forefront of aerospace manufacturing.

Explore technologies in practice

Get closer to innovative manufacturing processes, machining solutions and advanced production technologies through technical presentations, an industry exhibition and live demonstrations.

Connect with the community

Exchange ideas with professionals from industry, research and technology development, and build relationships that can inspire future collaboration.

Learn from leading experts

Discover insights from experienced industry professionals and researchers working at the forefront of aerospace manufacturing.

Explore technologies in practice

Get closer to innovative manufacturing processes, machining solutions and advanced production technologies through technical presentations, an industry exhibition and live demonstrations.

Connect with the community

Exchange ideas with professionals from industry, research and technology development, and build relationships that can inspire future collaboration.

Insights from the experts

Get a first look at the keynote speakers and experts contributing to MIC2027. Their talks will explore current challenges, emerging technologies and new opportunities in advanced manufacturing.

Further speakers and presentation details will be announced as the programme develops.

Dr. Andi Wippermann

Associate Director at Boston Dynamics

Prof. Joel Rech

University Centrale Lyon-ENISE

Dr. Vino Suntharakumaran

Vice President Additive Manufacturing at DN Solutions

Be part of MIC 2027

Join the aerospace manufacturing community in Hannover on 3rd and 4th February 2027.

Get your MIC2027 ticket now and save up to €150 when you book by 8th December 2026.

Frequently asked questions

MIC2027 takes place on 3rd and 4th February 2027 at the: 

Hannover Centre for Production Technology (PZH)
An der Universität 2
D-30823 Garbsen

The conference is intended for professionals and researchers working in aerospace manufacturing, machining, production engineering and related technology fields. These include, in particular:

  • Manufacturing and production engineers
  • Machining and process specialists
  • Aerospace industry professionals
  • Manufacturing technology and machine tool experts
  • R&D professionals and technology developers
  • Researchers and academics in production engineering
  • Decision-makers exploring new manufacturing technologies

The programme is currently being developed. A preview featuring confirmed speakers and selected topics is available, with additional sessions to be announced over the coming weeks.

The Early Bird rates are available until 8th December 2026 for the eligible ticket categories listed here.

Yes. Reduced rates are available for MIN members on selected ticket categories. Please refer to the ticket overview for current prices.

Yes. One-day tickets are available for eligible conference attendee categories.

Please refer to the exhibitor registration information or contact the MIC team for details of exhibitor ticket options.

Please visit the travel and accommodation section for information about the conference location, transport connections and accommodation options.

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