weAR 2027 to Connect Suppliers and Industries for Automation and Robotics in Spain
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weAR will return to the Bilbao Exhibition Centre from February 23 to 25, 2027, for its second edition, solidifying its status as a key biennial event for automation and robotics. As technologies advance rapidly and play an increasing role in industrial strategies, this event will facilitate crucial meetings between suppliers and users to define their investments and projects.
The significance of weAR lies in its ability to bring together a diverse range of stakeholders from various sectors, including automotive, defense, food and beverage, aerospace, energy, and more. The event will feature a comprehensive exhibition space alongside workshops, conferences, and live demonstrations, allowing attendees to explore practical applications and identify tailored solutions for their needs.
WeAR 2027 will be held in conjunction with +INDUSTRY, which hosted over 12,120 professionals from 47 countries during its previous edition in 2025. This collaboration aims to enhance interactions across the entire advanced manufacturing value chain, with no further timeline disclosed at the time of publication.
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weAR rapproche fournisseurs et industriels à un moment clé pour l’automatisation et la robotique
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