Robotics Innovation Showcase 2026 – From potential to progress

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17th November 2026

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Female engineer control autonomous mobile robot or AMR in the manufacturing automation and robotics academy room. Woman engineer training or maintenance AI robot

The University of Manchester’s Centre for Robotics and AI hosts the annual Robotics Innovation Showcase, bringing together researchers, businesses and technology professionals to explore developments in robotics and artificial intelligence.

The event will highlight progress made over the past year, showcasing technologies and research with the potential to address challenges across industry and society. Attendees can hear from researchers and collaborators, learn about funding opportunities and explore how robotics and autonomous systems are moving from research into practical applications.

The programme includes panel discussions, a keynote presentation, project updates and an exhibition, alongside opportunities to meet researchers, industry partners and potential collaborators.

The showcase is organised with partners including ACORN, CRADLE, RAICo, the RAINZ Centre for Doctoral Training and the UK Robotics and Autonomous Systems Network. Registration is subject to eligibility criteria, and submitting an expression of interest does not guarantee a place.

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