Exhibitor Spaces

Promote your business with exposure to leading smart cities experts, academics, researchers, local policy makers, inventors, and enthusiasts. Limited, free exhibitor spaces are chosen on the basis of suitability to the annual conference theme. Click here to apply.

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2026 Theme

The Conference is co-hosted by the University of Miami School of Architecture and the Frost Institute for Data Science and Computing (IDSC). The theme for our 10th annual conference “10 Years of Smart Cities: Lessons, Leaps, and the Road Ahead” celebrates a decade of innovation and progress in building smart cities as we envision the future.

The morning session opens with an Industry Expo showcasing cutting-edge technologies from faculty innovators, start-ups, and major corporations. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with solution providers and end-users influencing the future of urban environments.

The afternoon session brings together thought leaders and experts for keynote talks and interactive panel discussions on smart city concepts. The discussion is organized around three core themes:

• Built Environment and Infrastructure (BEI) focuses on how to construct smart cities. This panel transitions the conversation from software as a service to the physical built environment. Panelists will explore how advances in AI and technologies are enabling cities to better sense and respond to people’s needs. Attendees will gain insights through real-world case studies and discover how smart cities are transforming the way we live.
• Health and Wellbeing (HW) focuses on leveraging smart technologies to improve the well-being in our communities. Panelists will focus the discussion on sensors, innovative technologies, and other digital platforms that monitor health, advance precision medicine, improve hospital efficiency and effectiveness, and promote better public health outcomes.
• Community and Resilience (CR) focuses on smart city technologies that can strengthen community resilience and enhance the ability for communities to prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural hazards.

Exhibitor Benefits

The Conference will provide each Exhibitor one Tabletop Exhibitor Space consisting of one (1) six-foot table with full-length black tablecloth, two (2) guest chairs, a power source/outlet (excluding extension cord), and network access. Benefits include:

• Recognition as Exhibitor in relevant collateral and electronic materials
• Exhibitor recognition on event website smartcities.miami.edu
• Exhibitor feature in the printed and/or online program that includes an image, written description, and full-color logo
• Recognition on your name badge(s) as “Exhibitor”
• Three (3) passes to Smart Cities MIAMI 2026 ($150 value)
• Complimentary event parking

Exhibitor Responsibilities

• The Exhibitor is responsible for any exhibition printed materials, visual displays, and/or hardware necessary for a successful presentation.
• The Exhibitor will provide a high-resolution image (300 dpi) and a written description (less than 100 words) of the exhibit for inclusion in the printed Conference program by Thursday, March 12, 2026.
• The Exhibitor is responsible for the set up and take down of Exhibitor Space. Set-up begins at 7:30 AM and must be completed by 9:00 AM. Take down begins at 6:00 PM.

Exhibitors must be set up before the event begins. The booth must be attended through event duration. Exhibits take place in the Newman Alumni Center. If selected, you will be contacted to discuss your needs and the details of your set up.  If you have any questions, please call 305.243-4962.

Please Note:  The Conference does not assume any liability for lost, stolen, or damaged equipment.

2026 Exhibitors include:

	AIWaysion.com AI and Edge Computing
	Coral Gables Smart City Hub
	D Squared Engineering
	Geospatial Data Special Collections (Libraries GDSC)
	Kanopi (College of Engineering)
	Master of Science in Data Science program (MSDC)
	Master of Professional Science in Urban Sustainability and Resilience (MPS in URB)
	MEAMI Initiative Miami Engineering Autonomous Mobility Initiative (College of Engineering)
	RAD Lab Health Hub
	Togal AI
	The VESL (Virtual Experiences Simulation Lab)

 

Agenda

9:00 AM	Registration Opens + Light Breakfast
10:00-10:15 AM	Welcome + Opening Address
10:15-11:30 AM	INDUSTRY EXPO Lightning Talks
11:30 AM-12:00 PM	KEYNOTE Reid Ewing • University of Utah
12:00-1:30 PM	LUNCH | Exhibits + Networking
1:30-2:00 PM	KEYNOTE | The Hon. Patrick E. Murphy • Togal AI
2:00-2:55 PM	PANEL 1: Built Environment | Moderator: Dean Rodolphe el-Khury
2:55-3:05 PM	Break
3:05-3:35 PM	KEYNOTE | Jacqueline LeMoigne, PhD • AI Poineer | AI and Technology Trends
3:35-4:30 PM	PANEL 2: Health and Wellbeing | Moderator: Vincent K. Omachonu
4:30-5:00 PM	KEYNOTE | Dan Frangopol, PhD • National Academy of Engineering | Community + Resilience
5:00 PM	Closing Remarks followed by
5:00-6:30 PM	NETWORKING RECEPTION
6:00 PM	Event Ends

Location

Newman Alumni Center
6200 San Amaro Drive
Coral Gables, FL 33146
(Map + Directions) Complimentary Parking information forthcoming . . .