Czech automation leaders gathered at Stäubli Technology Days 2025 in Pardubice

Three Days Full of Technologies Driving Industry

This year's event featured more than 20 robotic applications in action, 13 partner exhibitors and 12 expert presentations that filled the hall to capacity. “Our aim is to demonstrate automation in real-world practice, connect robotics professionals and enthusiasts with intelligent systems in a way that makes sense even to complete beginners and students. And that is precisely what visitors appreciated most about the event,” says Pavel Fischer, Director of Stäubli Robotics for Central and South-Eastern Europe.
The clear highlight of the technical programme was the presentation by SICK – Connecting Artificial Intelligence and Machine Vision, which attracted so many attendees that many could not even find a seat. The interest in AI and intelligent sensors thus confirmed that Czech industry is eager to innovate without compromise and without boundaries.

Stäubli Presented Its Complete Industrial Portfolio

Under the motto “Automation Without Boundaries”, Stäubli presented its complete technology portfolio, from industrial robots and fluid connectors to modular electrical systems. The AGV PF3 autonomous transport platform attracted considerable attention, with its ability to transport loads of up to 3 tonnes and bring a new level of efficiency to logistics and production.
The exhibition also included fluid connectors for the quick and safe connection of media and pressure systems, and the CombiTac modular connector system, which allows power, data and pneumatic modules to be combined in a single interface. 

Stäubli Celebrated 20 Years on the Czech Market in 2025 

The year 2025 is special for Stäubli for another reason as well: the company is celebrating 20 years of operations on the Czech market this year. During that time, the Pardubice branch has become a regional centre for Central and South-Eastern Europe, providing technical and sales support to customers in Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Serbia.
“Over two decades, we have grown into a partner that combines industrial know-how with innovation. For us, technologies without boundaries are not just a slogan but a philosophy; we want to help our customers work simply and safely and be faster, more precise and ready for the future,” adds Michal Scholze, Managing Director of Stäubli.

Students Are the Future of Czech Industry

The atmosphere at Ideon was exceptionally inspiring throughout all three days. Visitors included not only company representatives but also students in technical disciplines – the future of Czech industry. They appreciated the opportunity to get hands-on with the technologies, speak directly with a technician and see real-world applications in motion.
“Automation without boundaries means not only openness to new technologies, but also collaboration across disciplines and generations. And that is exactly what we succeeded in encouraging at Technology Days 2025,” concludes Scholze.