Inno Prax 2026 showcases ways to safely integrate robotics into production
On December 3, the focus in Petersberg will be on robotics, AI, and machine safety. The program includes, among other things, a 90-minute workshop on automation potential.
How can suitable processes for robotics be identified and then automated safely and cost-effectively? This will be the focus of the Inno Prax event in Petersberg on December 3, 2026. The new event series from “Technology State” Hesse kicks off with a focus on industrial robotics.
The program ranges from traditional industrial robots and cobots to AI-based and humanoid systems. Jens Müller, Director of Robotics Safety & Compliance at Terra Robotics, will lead three program segments: a 90-minute workshop, a technical presentation, and a panel discussion.
The workshop will focus on the question of which production processes are suitable for automation. In addition to technical feasibility, the discussion will address process costs, staffing requirements, downtime, scrap, maintenance costs, and potential productivity gains.
Another key focus is machine safety. The discussion will address the responsibilities of manufacturers, integrators, and operators when setting up or modifying a robotic system. The topic is gaining importance due to the EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230, whose requirements will take effect in 2027.
The panel discussion will address AI-based robotics and humanoids. The focus will be on the difference between technical demonstrations and reliable industrial operation. In addition to productivity and cost-effectiveness, safety issues, stability, maintainability, and integration into existing production environments will play a role.
Inno Prax will take place on December 3 from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Edag Engineering in Petersberg. An accompanying exhibition will showcase various robotics solutions for industrial applications.
