Automation, Robotics and Supply Chain Innovation Converge at CeMAT Australia 2026
CeMAT Australia 2026 will showcase automation, robotics, and intralogistics solutions at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 23–25 June 2026, featuring over 200 suppliers and 60 industry leaders discussing AI, retail fulfilment, and operational resilience. The event combines exhibitions with the Australian Forklift Championship, offering a platform for manufacturers to explore end-to-end supply chain technologies and real-world case studies.
CeMAT Australia 2026 will focus on automation, robotics, and supply chain innovation, addressing efficiency and resilience challenges faced by Australian manufacturers. Held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 23–25 June 2026, the event will feature over 200 suppliers demonstrating advancements in warehouse automation, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and supply chain software designed to optimize operations and mitigate workforce constraints. The exhibition will co-locate with Industrial Transformation Australia and the Processing & Packaging Pavilion, granting attendees free access to all three events under a single registration. This setup provides a comprehensive view of technologies spanning production to final distribution, including fleet management systems and end-to-end logistics solutions. A Knowledge Theatre, powered by SSI SCHAEFER, will host 60 industry leaders sharing case studies on AI implementation, retail fulfillment, and operational resilience. Speakers include Steven Ballerini, CEO of the Australian Supply Chain & Logistics Association (ASCLA), Erica Berchtold from David Jones, and Dr Sue Keay of Robotics Australia Group, among others. Discussions will cover automation strategies, zero-emission logistics, and high-stakes supply chain management in healthcare and retail. The event will also feature the Australian Forklift Championship, showcasing skilled operators in precision-based challenges that emphasize safety, accuracy, and operational excellence in materials handling. Companies like Mondelez International, Dematic, and Botsync will provide practical insights for manufacturers to apply directly to their operations. CeMAT Australia 2026 aims to position itself as a hub for innovation, bringing together technology providers and industry experts to drive advancements in Australia’s industrial supply chains.
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