Automate 2026

Published February 23, 2026

Randy Randy Stott
Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
Thousands of visitors will descend upon Chicago's McCormick Place June 22-25, to attend Automate 2026

Thousands of visitors will descend upon Chicago's McCormick Place June 22-25, to attend Automate 2026

Automate brings together more than 50,000 engineers, operators, executives, educators, students, and innovators from across 90+ industries. More than 1,000 exhibitors will display the latest technologies in automation solutions, including AI, robotics, motion control, vision systems and more. The event also includes more than 100 conference sessions and more than 200 expert speakers for a four-day event at Chicago's McCormick Place, June 22-25.

Automation solutions across nearly every application 
Explore leading automation solutions from companies across the globe. These organizations are redefining what’s possible in the automation space — and this is your chance to get a front row seat.

  • Additive manufacturing
  • Cameras & smart cameras
  • Controls
  • Conveyors
  • End-of-arm tooling
  • Frame grabbers
  • Industrial IoT
  • Laser equipment & systems
  • Metrology equipment
  • Motion control systems
  • Motors
  • Robots
  • Safety products
  • Sensors & feedback devices
  • Software & AI
  • Vision systems
  • 5G technology
  • And more!

Beyond the 1,000+ exhibitors on the show floor, you’ll also find educational sessions and events that are completely free with your show badge. The Automate Show Theater includes presentations from industry experts discussing the latest automation trends and advancements via panels, competitions, presentations, and more.

For those interested in autonomous mobile robots, the show includes daily AMR Technology Demonstrations. Watch as they navigate real-world scenarios and learn about the benefits of this growing technology. Additional product innovations can be seen on the show's Innovation Stage, where cutting-edge solutions make their debut.

There are also specially curated events and areas for students and educators, including the Education Pavilion, where students can network with companies and learn about potential career paths.

 

www.automateshow.com


Related Topics

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