MD&M East Explores AI and Automation Shaping the Future of Manufacturing and MedTech

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NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / May 20, 2025 / MD&M East, the region's largest event for the engineering sector, returns May 20-22, 2025, to Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City bringing together over 300 exhibitors across MedTech, packaging, plastics, design & manufacturing, automation and quality. Attendees can expect to see live demos, product launches and the latest innovation in smart manufacturing, design engineering and regulatory solutions, all under one roof.

With premier education tailored for engineers, research and development experts, manufacturers, executives and quality specialists, MD&M creates the platform for the manufacturing community to navigate the rapid transformation across global production and compliance. Highlighted keynotes include A.K. Karan, VP of Advanced Engineering & Innovation at Baxter International, presenting "Baxter's Approach to Optimizing Supply Chains with AI & Machine Learning," a look at how intelligent systems are being used to improve production efficiency, quality and adaptability; Emily Winston, Founder and CEO at Boichik Bagels, will speak on "Bridging Tradition and Innovation: Enhancing Quality Food Production Through Automation," sharing how robotics can scale artisanal food without sacrificing quality; and Omar Khateeb, CEO of Khateeb & Co., presents "The Third Wave: The Future of Big Tech and Medtech: The Future of Big Tech and MedTech," exploring how software-first innovation is transforming device design and development.

"Manufacturing is undergoing one of the most dynamic transformations in decades, from the way products are designed and built to how companies adapt to global trade shifts and regulatory change," says Melissa Magestro, VP of Informa Markets Engineering. "MD&M East is here to connect professionals from around the world with real-world application of AI, automation and advanced technologies, offering insights into smarter systems, more resilient operations and next generation manufacturing strategies."

The event arrives as the $14.3 trillion global manufacturing industry faces major shifts with new tariff policies prompting significant increase in supply chain relocations and over 80% of large manufacturers plan to shift operations closer to local markets. To meet increasing attendee needs for critical for the most-up-to-date information, conversations hosted throughout this year's programming includes education and insights tailored to the shifting manufacturing landscape.