LAND.TECHNIK AgEng 2026 to bring global agricultural engineering community to Dresden
The European Society of Agricultural Engineers (EurAgEng) is pleased to support LAND.TECHNIK AgEng 2026, one of Europe's longest-established and most respected conferences dedicated to agricultural engineering and machinery innovation.
Taking place on 10–11 November 2026 at the Maritim Hotel and International Congress Center in Dresden, Germany, the 83rd International Conference on Agricultural Engineering will bring together researchers, engineers, manufacturers and technology developers to explore the latest advances shaping the future of agricultural machinery.
Organised by the VDI Wissensforum in collaboration with the Max Eyth Society for Agricultural Engineering (VDI-MEG), the conference is held in partnership with EurAgEng, reflecting the Society's commitment to fostering collaboration between academia, industry and the wider agricultural engineering profession.
This year's programme will feature more than 60 technical presentations covering many of the sector's most important developments, including autonomous agricultural robots, tractors and self-propelled machinery, precision agriculture, artificial intelligence, sensors and simulation, harvesting technology, electric powertrains, renewable energy, predictive maintenance, interoperability, and machinery safety and design.
LAND.TECHNIK AgEng has long served as a meeting point for engineers and technical specialists working across agricultural machinery design, digitalisation and sustainable farming systems. As the industry responds to increasing demands for productivity, environmental performance and automation, the conference provides an important forum for exchanging research findings, discussing engineering challenges and showcasing technological innovation.
The event also offers excellent opportunities for networking with international colleagues, engaging with machinery manufacturers and technology suppliers, and discovering the latest developments from both research institutions and industry.
Following the success of the CIGR–EurAgEng World Congress 2026 in Torino, LAND.TECHNIK AgEng continues the momentum of international collaboration within the agricultural engineering community. The conference offers another opportunity for researchers, practitioners and industry leaders to exchange ideas and help shape the future of agricultural mechanisation across Europe and beyond.
Further information, including the full programme and registration details, is available via LAND.TECHNIK AgEng 2026.
