PLCs.ai is heading to Automate 2026, and skipping the booth.
We do not have a booth and we are not chasing badge scans. We want to talk to the engineers and plant managers living downtime every day.
We are heading to Automate 2026 in Chicago. We do not have a booth. We are not chasing badge scans.
Who we actually want to talk to
The engineer standing in front of a stopped line, two hours into an outage, waiting for the one person who knows the PLC code.
The plant manager watching thousands of dollars disappear every hour while production sits idle.
This is not a staffing problem. It is a knowledge accessibility problem. That is exactly why we built PLCs.ai.
What we will show you
If you are coming to Automate and dealing with downtime, troubleshooting delays, or looking to generate and modify PLC code faster and with more confidence, send us a message.
We will show you the platform live. No deck. No pitch. Just real PLC code and real problems.
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