More than 200 international technology managers are expected in Eindhoven and Den Bosch from 16 to 20 November for Dutch Precision Week, which closes with visits to ASML, High Tech Campus Eindhoven and Brainport Industries Campus.
Credit: this report is based on a story first published by IO+. Read the original at ioplus.nl.
According to IO+, Dutch Precision Week 2026 runs from Monday 16 to Friday 20 November in the two cities. The programme covers precision engineering, systems engineering and advanced manufacturing, and mixes conferences, networking and company visits.
The week is built to show international visitors how Dutch high-tech companies, universities and government institutions work together on innovation. Next to technical exchange, the programme puts the Dutch practice of system architecting and systems engineering at its centre.
The programme day by day
The Systems Engineering Work Conference opens the week on Monday 16 November. The Dutch International Precision Conference follows on Tuesday 17 November at the Evoluon in Eindhoven, ending with a networking dinner.
On Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 November, the Precision Fair in Den Bosch celebrates its 25th anniversary, with an International Lounge set up as a meeting point for guests from abroad. The closing day, Friday 20 November, is reserved for visits to ASML, High Tech Campus Eindhoven and Brainport Industries Campus.
Who is coming
Delegations are expected from Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Ireland, Germany, Switzerland and Slovenia, alongside individual visitors. "The Dutch are world-class in precision mechatronics," said Hans Krikhaar, president of organiser DSPE.
Who is behind it
The event is organised by the Dutch Precision Week foundation in liaison with DSPE. It is run in close collaboration with the Province of North Brabant, the Brabant Development Agency (BOM), Brainport Development, NextGen High Tech and the municipality of Eindhoven.
IO+ notes that the mix of conferences, informal meetings and company visits gives participants room to exchange expertise and build contacts across the Dutch high-tech industry.
Original source: IO+, "Dutch Precision Week to welcome more than 200 tech managers"
