Cleveland – September 30, 2026 -- Arrowfly has launched AI for Engineers, a year-round platform combining a dedicated news desk, an annual conference, original research, and an advisory board for engineers applying artificial intelligence across design, manufacturing, robotics, medtech, and energy work.
Arrowfly taps a 2.1 million-reader network to anchor the new initiative
The program draws on Arrowfly's more than 20 flagship engineering brands, which collectively reach 2.1 million verified industry readers, 29 million website visitors, 1.6 million email subscribers, and generate 202 million monthly impressions. More than 30,000 engineering and technical professionals have already engaged with AI-related webinars, newsletters, and editorial content across Arrowfly's engineering portfolio.
A flagship conference will convene 700 engineers in Nevada in September 2027
AI for Engineers runs September 20-22, 2027, at M Resort Spa Casino in Henderson, Nevada, outside Las Vegas. The three-day event expects 700 engineers and technical leaders across five discipline tracks: Engineering Design and Automation, Medical Devices and Medtech, Robotics, Energy and Electronics, and Industrial Operations and Smart Manufacturing. The agenda includes daily keynotes, editorial sessions, pre-scheduled one-on-one meetings, a Day 1 welcome reception, a Day 2 offsite dinner, and Day 3 peer-to-peer guided conversations. Registration is open now.
Original research will track AI adoption across five engineering disciplines through 2030
Arrowfly's 2027 Outlook of AI study will survey engineering organizations on adoption patterns, barriers, and expectations by function, with a gated report scheduled for publication in Q4 2026. Engineers who complete and qualify for the survey receive a complimentary pass to the 2027 conference.
An advisory board of practitioners will oversee editorial and programming priorities
The AI for Engineers Advisory Board, composed of engineering and technical leaders, is tasked with holding the initiative's editorial coverage, conference programming, and research agenda accountable to practitioner priorities rather than vendor interests.
"AI is no longer a future-state consideration for engineers. It is a present-tense operational reality across product design, manufacturing, robotics, medtech, and energy,