Swisslog will showcase its intelligent warehouse automation at IFEMA from November 11 to 12. On the 12th, at 12:00, Albert Sánchez Espinosa will participate in a round table.
According to logisticaprofesional.com, Swisslog, a company specialised in warehouse automation and software, will present its intelligent automation proposal at Logistics & Automation Madrid 2026, which will take place from November 11 to 12 at IFEMA Madrid.
The company will do so under the slogan “Ready for the NEXT” and will demonstrate, at its stand in pavilion 4 (stand 4C10), how to combine robotics, automation, software, and data to create more flexible, efficient, and connected warehouses. According to the information provided, the company’s presence at the fair will be led by Giulia Colombi, General Manager for EMEA, and Albert Sánchez Espinosa, head of Iberia.
At the stand, there will be two live demonstrations: the AutoStore R5 robot, a compact high-density storage and order picking solution, and the KUKA KMP 1500 AMR, an autonomous mobile robot for pallet transportation with a high load capacity. The proposal is completed with Autocase for managing boxes and individual items, FlexBins, which combines up to three bucket sizes (220, 230, and 425 mm) in the same grid, ItemPiQ, for robotic item picking, and SynQ, the software that coordinates automation, data, and workflows.
Sánchez Espinosa will participate in the round table “From the First Robot to the Smart Warehouse: Keys to Successful Automation”, which will be held on November 12 at 12:00 in the Lab&Tech room. The session will discuss the steps a company takes from its first robot to a fully intelligent warehouse.
The real challenge for companies is to advance step by step, identifying the needs of their operations and choosing the technologies that allow them to gain efficiency, flexibility, and adaptability.
Entry to the fair is free for industry professionals. Visitors wishing to attend the round table should check the schedule and location in the official event programme.
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