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The 2026 Prospanica Conference and Career Expo returns to Orlando with the theme Imagine Más, offering career development, leadership programming, networking, a career expo, keynote talks, sponsorship opportunities, and connections among Hispanic business professionals, students, employers, and university partners.

Join us to uncover the latest CIO insights and solutions with experts, IT executive peers and service providers to accelerate your business.

SMILECON 2026 is a Social Media in Law Enforcement conference hosted by the Orange County Sheriff's Office, featuring workshops, speakers, awards, and networking for law enforcement communicators.

BMES 2026 in Orlando uses the theme Engineers Empower Human Health and features engineering and translational research driving next-generation therapeutics, medical devices, and integrative diagnostics.

Lifestyle Medicine Conference 2026 takes place in Orlando and online, convening the lifestyle medicine community around healthcare transformation, education, networking, and practical clinical approaches.

ATIA 2027 returns January 22–24, 2027 with three days of learning, community, and assistive technology products. Pre-conference seminars begin on Thursday, with flexible in-person, virtual, free, and paid registration choices.

FETC 2027 will take place January 26-29, 2027 in Orlando, bringing K-12 leaders together for education technology sessions, strategic insights, exhibitors, and networking.

In progress – view active session. This conference addresses the real-time aspects of image processing and real-time aspects of deep learning solutions in various imaging and vision applications, held as part of SPIE Defense + Security 2027. Abstract Due: 7 October 2026. Author Notification: 6 January 2027. Manuscript Due: 7 May 2027. Post-deadline abstracts accepted through 22 February 2027, with contact author notification by 8 March 2027; new submissions considered for poster session, or oral session if space becomes available.