Programme Insights & Key Figures at a Glance

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A programme like a toolbox: AMB 2026 offers something for almost every focus area – from machine tools and precision tools to software, digitalisation and measurement technology, through to automation, future technologies and initiatives for young talent.

Automation is one of the three key themes of AMB 2026, with collaborative processes taking centre stage. Despite the industry’s cautious approach to investment, manufacturing companies are under increasing pressure to automate: demographic change and the shortage of skilled professionals are making this step unavoidable.

Read the interview to find out how no-code solutions, AI and collaborative robotics can support small and medium-sized businesses in this endeavor.

For young talent

From 15 to 19 SeptemberNachwuchsstiftung Maschinenbau (Mechanical Engineering Foundation for the Next Generation) will be showcasing live demonstrations in the Atrium at the Special Show on Education covering CNC, automation and digital production processes, alongside innovative learning platforms and a varied stage programme of talks, competitions and hands-on activities.

Daily prize draws and challenges await visitors.

For families

 become a family adventure: During the Parent-Child Rally, children aged six and up will explore the world of technology and metalworking together with their parents – in a playful, interactive way and with a special goal in mind. At participating exhibitor stands, the children will collect components step by step to assemble a real fischertechnik truck. The starting point is located in the Atrium, at the Special Show on Education.

The Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation invites you to two exclusive Business Breakfasts during AMB 2026.

On 16 September, the focus will be on “Innovations in Robotics for Metalworking”. Experts will share practical insights into AI-based robotics, cobot welding and next-generation automation technology. On 17 September, the spotlight will be on “Quantum Technology and Quantum Sensing”. Researchers from the Hahn-Schickard Institute will bring the fascinating world of quantum sensing to life – including live demonstrations and breakfast networking.

Both events offer insights into the latest technology trends, practical examples and the opportunity to engage directly with experts.


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