Join Robustel at Global Industrie 2026, Paris Nord Villepinte, France
30.3.2026 – 2.4.2026 // Paris Nord Villepinte, France
Robustel will be at Global Industrie 2026 from 30 March to 2 April 2026 together with our partner QL3D. The event will take place at Parc des Expositions de Villepinte in Paris Nord Villepinte, and visitors can find us in Hall 5A at Stand 5T112. Global Industrie’s official event information confirms the 2026 edition will be held in Paris Villepinte across those dates.
Global Industrie is positioned as one of Europe’s leading industrial events, bringing together manufacturers, integrators, engineers, decision-makers, and technology providers across automation, digitalisation, equipment, production, and smart industry. The 2026 edition is designed as a major meeting point for organisations looking to modernise operations, improve resilience, and turn industrial transformation into practical, deployable outcomes. Official event materials describe it as a flagship gathering for innovation and industry, with thousands of exhibitors and tens of thousands of professionals expected in attendance.
Robustel solutions such as the R1520, R2010, R5020, EG5120, and RCMS are especially well suited to industrial automation, remote asset monitoring, secure machine connectivity, and distributed infrastructure management. Whether the requirement is reliable cellular and Ethernet networking, secure remote access for field equipment, protocol-aware edge computing, or centralised device visibility across multiple sites, Robustel helps industrial operators and system integrators build solutions that are practical to deploy and easier to manage over time.
We are pleased to be attending alongside QL3D, one of Robustel’s listed partners in France. QL3D’s site and Robustel’s partner page show its involvement in industrial IoT, cellular routers, gateways, and related industrial technologies in the French market.
We look forward to meeting customers, partners, and industry professionals in Paris and discussing how Robustel can support smarter, more resilient industrial connectivity.