Save 2026

Save 2026

Verona, Italy | From October 7 to 8, 2026

Save 2026 takes place from October 7 to 8, 2026 in Verona. Learn about the attendee profile, tickets, and how to prepare your B2B prospecting. Web

Automation & RoboticsArtificial Intelligence
Joaquín Montesinos Published September 1, 2026

Industrial automation and applied artificial intelligence will shape the technical agenda in October in Verona. Save 2026 brings practical 4.0 solutions to a two-day format aimed at technical teams and procurement specialists.

Practical information for Save 2026 Verona

Save 2026 runs from 7 to 8 October 2026 at Veronafiere. Since 2025 the event occupies pavilions 4 and 5, which simplifies circulation between product areas and training rooms. The show is staged alongside MCMA and mcTER, expanding relevance for maintenance, energy efficiency and asset management.

Sectors and company profiles at Save 2026

The exhibition covers instrumentation, automation, sensors and industrial software. Key topics include collaborative robotics, process control, edge computing and industrial cybersecurity. Application sectors include food and beverage, chemical and pharmaceutical industries, water treatment and smart building solutions, with system integrators and component suppliers present.

Program highlights at Save 2026

The schedule includes 30 vertical conferences and 25 workshops and roundtables. These sessions host technical briefings, product demonstrations and applied presentations focused on industrial operation. A dedicated startup area offers special conditions for early-stage companies seeking market exposure.

Key figures

Published figures show the event scale within the industry circuit. The 2025 edition reported 6,900 attendees. Save has a 19-year history and in 2026 is held together with five concurrent events covering maintenance, energy and building technologies.

How to prepare B2B prospecting for Save 2026

  1. Set target client profiles. Use the fair’s application sectors to preselect visitors from food, pharma or water treatment operations.
  2. Prioritize live demonstrations. Book demo slots at the stand and prepare use cases that demonstrate operational savings or improved predictive maintenance.
  3. Bring technical and commercial resources. Include staff able to answer integration questions on PLCs, SCADA or industrial networks and team members focused on commercial steps.
  4. Prepare actionable collateral. Offer clear datasheets, sensor specification cards and a follow-up plan with timelines for pilot tests.

Operational networking

Use the coincidence with MCMA and mcTER to map contacts focused on maintenance and energy. Schedule short meetings during the show and leave time for on-site demos after the event.

Save 2026 combines targeted training and technical exhibition into a compact working format. If your aim is to evaluate instrumentation suppliers or validate AI solutions for the plant, plan technical meetings and on-site trials. Organize visits and book demo space via the official page https://www.exposave.com/verona/evento.asp

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Save 2026 takes place from October 7 to 8, 2026 in Verona.

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