World Conference on Robotics and Automation WCRA on October 05-07, 2026 in Tokyo, Japan

The World Conference on Robotics and Automation will take place from October 05-07, 2026, in the vibrant city of Tokyo, Japan. This groundbreaking event will offer both in-person and hybrid formats, ensuring accessibility for a global audience. Bringing together a diverse group of participants, including engineers, scientists, researchers, academicians, industry leaders, and technology enthusiasts, this three-day conference aims to facilitate the exchange of innovative ideas and pioneering research in robotics and automation.

With its theme, “Innovating the Future: Robotics and Automation for a Smarter, Sustainable World,” the conference seeks to elevate discussions and presentations to an internationally competitive level, spotlighting recent advancements and innovations in robotics, artificial

intelligence, and automation technologies. By fostering an environment of collaboration and knowledge-sharing, the World Conference on Robotics and Automation empowers leaders and innovators who are driving transformative changes across industries, ultimately shaping a smarter and more sustainable future.

Participants will have the opportunity to engage with thought leaders, partake in enriching discussions, and explore cutting-edge technologies that are revolutionizing robotics and automation. The format of the conference allows for flexible participation, enabling attendees to connect, collaborate, and share insights regardless of their location.

Join us in Tokyo, Japan for this pivotal event, where you can broaden your professional network, enhance your knowledge, and contribute to the ongoing discourse in robotics and automation. With a rich program and an emphasis on collaboration, the World Conference on Robotics and Automation promises to be an unforgettable experience for all participants. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative gathering that aims to shape the future of robotics and automation on a global scale.