ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION 2026

The Annual Robotics Conference will take place on June 30, 2026, alongside the New-Tech 2026 Exhibition, Israel’s leading high-tech and electronics trade show.

This premier event will showcase the latest innovations and achievements in robotics and automation, bridging the gap between industry and academia. Attendees will benefit from a diverse conference program featuring lectures by leading experts in the fields of robotics and automation.

The conference will cover a wide range of topics, including industrial automation, medical robotics, emerging humanoid robotics technologies and applications, autonomous and mobile robotic systems, and more.

In addition, the event will host an extensive exhibition by top robotics and automation companies, presenting cutting-edge technologies and solutions.

Join us for this unique opportunity to explore the forefront of Robotics and Automation!

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REGISTRATION
  • Participation is free of charge, but prior registration and approval by the organizing company are required.
  • The conference is intended for professionals involved in development, design, planning, procurement, and production in these fields, as well as representatives from academic institutions and the defense sector.
  • ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION 2026
  • ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION | 30.06.2026 | AMONG THE LECTURES
Mr. Daniel Gurevich, Senior Application Engineer I Advantech Israel
Trends and Challenges in the Robotic World

Mr. Eran Shirion, Sales Engineer, Automation & Robotics Department I Su-Pad
Lean Robotics - Making Robots Work In Your Factory

Prof. Shraga Shoval, Dept. of Industrial Engineering and Management I Ariel University
Stress and Trust in Human-Cobot Collaboration

Prof. Mor Peretz, CEO & Co-Founder I CaPow
Energy Management as a Critical Operational Infrastructure in the Supply Chain and Industrial Robotics

Prof. David Zarrouk, Director, Bioinspired and Medical Robotics Laboratory, Dep. of ME I Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Improving the Performance Robots Using Minimalistic Methods

Prof. Itzik Klein, Chair, The Hatter Department of Marine Technologies, Head of the Autonomous Navigation and Sensor Fusion Lab (ANSFL), Charney School of Marine Sciences I University of Haifa
AI-Aided Navigation Across Challenging Environments

Last Year Exhibition