Asia Robotics Conference and Expo (ARCE) 2026

Asia Robotics Conference and Expo (ARCE) will be held from June 27 to 29, 2026 at the Guangzhou International Sourcing Center, co-organized by the ARCE Committee and Guangdong Robotics Association. Under the theme “Intelligent Manufacturing for a Shared Future,” this premier robotics event will showcase cutting-edge technologies across the full robotics industry chain. With over 500 leading global exhibitors expected, the show features humanoid robots, embodied intelligence, industrial and service robotics, mobile automation, and essential robotic components. Alongside the exhibition, the ARCE Industry Conference will host leading academics, corporate executives, and policymakers discussing topics such as global governance in robotics, human-machine coexistence, and smart upgrades for SMEs. Set in Guangzhou—a key hub in China’s Greater Bay Area—the event leverages the region’s strong industrial base and innovation ecosystem to promote global collaboration and accelerate tech transfer in intelligent manufacturing.

Range of Exhibition

• Humanoid & Specialized Robots: Humanoid robots, embodied intelligence robots, and emergency response robots.
• Industrial & Collaborative Robots: Welding, painting, palletizing, handling, assembly, laser processing, polishing, SCARA, Delta, multi-joint, and coordinate-type robots.
• Mobile & Logistics Robots: Autonomous mobile robots (AMR), warehouse robots, cargo transport robots, robotic arms, and automated handling and storage systems.
• Robot Components & Machine Vision: Controllers, reducers, servo motors, sensors, actuators, bearings, transmission parts, visual systems, and intelligent vision equipment.
• Service Robots: Medical, surgical, rehabilitation, companion, elder care, restaurant, home, hotel, education, government, cleaning, retail, and agricultural service robots.
• Others: All upstream and downstream products related to robotics and components.

Target Audience

Industry professionals, robotics manufacturers, AI developers, automation integrators, academic researchers, startup innovators, government officials, investors, supply chain managers, and tech media representatives