2026 ASIAN ROBOTICS CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION (ARCE)
Status
2026-06-27
Location:
GUANGZHOU, CHINA
Venue:
ARCE 2026 will be held at the Guangzhou International Sourcing Center (ISC) located in the Pazhou exhibition area in Haizhu District, Guangzhou, China. The venue sits adjacent to the Canton Fair Complex on Pazhou Island in southeast Guangzhou, with a building area of 258,000 square meters offering modern facilities and excellent accessibility. Guangzhou serves as the capital of Guangdong Province and core engine city of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, boasting a solid manufacturing foundation and well-established innovation ecosystem. As a key manufacturing and technology hub, Guangzhou has emerged as a leader in robotics R&D, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and high-end equipment. The venue enjoys favorable transport connections via Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, railway stations, and metro lines.
Summary:
The 2026 Asian Robotics Conference and Exhibition (ARCE) is a premier robotics event scheduled for June 27-29, 2026 in Guangzhou, China, under the theme 'Intelligent Manufacturing for the Future - Shared Success.' The conference will gather global technology leaders to explore cutting-edge innovations in robotics and foster business collaboration across Asia and beyond. ARCE 2026 expects to attract over 60,000 professional visitors primarily from Asia and showcase more than 500 companies throughout the full robotics industry chain. Focus areas include humanoid robots, embodied intelligence, service robots, medical robots, industrial and collaborative robots, mobile robots, agricultural robots, and core robotic components. The event features dedicated country pavilions and combines exhibition space with an industry conference addressing critical topics such as robotics technology governance, human-robot symbiosis, and intelligent transformation pathways for enterprises. Co-organized by the ARCE Committee and Guangdong Robotics Association, the event serves as a vital platform for international technology cooperation and business development in the rapidly evolving Asian robotics ecosystem.
Under the theme “Intelligent Manufacturing for the Future · Shared Success,” ARCE 2026 will gather global technology leaders to explore cutting-edge innovations and foster business collaboration. Exhibition Highlights: • Targeted reach to over 60,000 professional visitors, primarily from Asia • F
Previous Edition:
ARCE 2025 was held December 19-21, 2025 at the Guangzhou International Sourcing Center under the theme 'Intelligent Manufacturing for a Shared Future.' The 2025 edition attracted over 500 globally renowned exhibitors including international robotics giants, domestic innovation leaders, and startup teams, with an expected 100,000 visitors from diverse industries. The event showcased cutting-edge technologies across humanoid robots, embodied intelligence, industrial automation, service robots, and core components spanning the entire robotics industry chain. The concurrent ARCE Industry Conference featured academicians, scholars, corporate executives, and policymakers from multiple Asian countries engaging in dialogues on robotics governance, human-machine coexistence, and SME transformation.
Tags:
robotics, automation
Speakers:
ARCE conferences typically host leading academicians, scholars, corporate executives, and policymakers from multiple countries and regions across Asia. The industry conference features in-depth dialogues led by experts addressing topics such as robotics technology and global governance, industrial opportunities in human-robot symbiosis era, and intelligent transformation paths for small and medium-sized enterprises. Participants include representatives from international robotics giants, domestic innovation leaders, research institutes, key laboratories, universities, and top scientific journals. The conference attracts industry professionals, robotics manufacturers, AI developers, automation integrators, academic researchers, startup innovators, government officials, investors, and supply chain managers.
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