Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robot Show 2026 (TAIROS)

Dates
Venue
Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (Halls 1 & 2)
Industry
Machinery
Official website
tairos.chanchao.com.tw

Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robot Show 2026 (TAIROS) takes place at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (Halls 1 & 2) in Taipei from 19 August to 22 August 2026. Taiwan's flagship international trade fair dedicated to industrial robots and automation systems.

What the fair covers

Industrial machinery and production equipment form the bulk of what is shown. Taiwan's flagship international trade fair dedicated to industrial robots and automation systems. That shapes both the exhibitor mix and the questions worth preparing before you arrive.

Dates, venue and getting there

The fair runs from 19 August to 22 August 2026 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (Halls 1 & 2) in Taipei. It runs for 4 days, which is usually enough to cover several product areas without rushing. Taipei is a centre for electronics and precision manufacturing, and its fairs draw a technical audience. The metro reaches the main venues directly, and the city is compact enough that travel time is rarely a planning problem.

Planning your visit

The value here is technical depth. Exhibitors bring engineers as well as sales staff, and the useful conversations tend to be about tolerances, throughput, maintenance intervals and spare part availability rather than headline price. For Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robot Show 2026 (TAIROS), that means preparing ahead of the August dates and arriving with a target list of stands.

Language and interpreting support

Most exhibitors are Chinese manufacturers, and while larger stands often have English speaking sales staff, that is not something to rely on across a whole venue. English tends to run out exactly where it matters most, once a conversation moves to specifications, tolerances, materials and pricing terms. Buyers working with an interpreter generally cover more ground in a day, because they can negotiate directly rather than through a phone app. An interpreter already working in Taipei saves further time simply by knowing the venue and how to move around it.

After the fair

The follow-up is about capability rather than price. Confirm what support exists in your region, what the spare parts lead time looks like, and how the manufacturer handles commissioning. A pre-shipment inspection and a documented acceptance test are worth arranging for capital equipment.

Frequently asked questions

When and where does Taiwan Automation Intelligence and Robot Show 2026 (TAIROS) take place?

It runs from 19 August to 22 August 2026 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (Halls 1 & 2) in Taipei. Confirm the dates against the organiser's official site before booking travel.

What is shown at the fair?

Industrial machinery and production equipment form the bulk of what is shown. Taiwan's flagship international trade fair dedicated to industrial robots and automation systems.

How much time should I allow?

It runs for 4 days, which is usually enough to cover several product areas without rushing. Planning a route through the halls in advance makes a noticeable difference to how much you get done.

Will I need an interpreter?

Most exhibitors are Chinese manufacturers, and while larger stands often have English speaking sales staff, that is not something to rely on across a whole venue. English tends to run out exactly where it matters most, once a conversation moves to specifications, tolerances, materials and pricing terms. Buyers working with an interpreter generally cover more ground in a day, because they can negotiate directly rather than through a phone app.

What happens after the fair?

The follow-up is about capability rather than price. Confirm what support exists in your region, what the spare parts lead time looks like, and how the manufacturer handles commissioning. A pre-shipment inspection and a documented acceptance test are worth arranging for capital equipment.

Where do I find official information and registration?

The organiser's official site (tairos.chanchao.com.tw) is the primary source for dates, visitor registration and the exhibitor list. Registering before you travel is worth doing, as it saves queueing at the counters on the first day.