Robotics to Feature Prominently at INTRA-LOG Expo in São Paulo, Brazil
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The INTRA-LOG Expo South America 2026, scheduled for September 15-17, will highlight robotics in logistics, addressing labor shortages and productivity needs across various sectors. This event, dedicated to intralogistics and automation, showcases the growing importance of technologies like autonomous mobile robots and AI in enhancing operational efficiency.
The global robotics market is projected to expand significantly, with estimates indicating a growth from $88.27 billion in 2026 to $218.56 billion by 2031. Logistics and warehousing applications are particularly driving this growth, accounting for 39.10% of global applications in 2025. The Expo will feature around 30% international exhibitors, emphasizing the global interest in robotics solutions for logistics.
The event will also introduce the Robotics & Automation Summit, focusing on advanced technologies in logistics. Notable companies such as KUKA Roboter do Brasil and ABB Robótica Brasil will participate, discussing trends and challenges in robotic adoption. Additionally, the INTRA-LOG SMART SOLUTIONS HONORS will recognize leaders in innovative logistics projects, further promoting knowledge exchange in the sector.
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