Isitec International is exhibiting at Euro Industries 2026, on Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 November at Parc Expo Mulhouse, France, booth G02. We will run a live demonstration of our Pick-to-Light solution and display two autonomous mobile robots: the Irayple C100 AMR and the Geek+ AMR. Our team will also be on hand to discuss our autonomous forklifts and Isifleet, our Fleet Management System (FMS) that coordinates multiple robots from different technologies within a single fleet. Come and talk to us about your order picking and warehouse automation projects.
What is Euro Industries?
Euro Industries is the Industry of the Future trade show held in Mulhouse, in eastern France, close to the German and Swiss borders. The 2026 edition is the 10th; the show was previously known as BE 5.0 Industries du Futur. It brings together manufacturers, integrators and suppliers around four themes: digital acceleration, the energy and environmental transition, human development and industrial performance. The programme features more than 80 conferences and hundreds of business meetings. More information on the official Euro Industries website.
Solutions on display at booth G02
1. Pick-to-Light (live demo): light-guided order picking
Pick-to-Light fits every storage location with a light display. The display lights up to show the operator where to pick and how many items, and the operator confirms with a single press. The result: fewer picking errors, faster onboarding for new operators and a steadier picking rate. Try it yourself at the booth: it is the best way to see how simple it is.
2. Irayple C100 AMR (on display): automated load transport
An AMR moves independently around the workshop or warehouse, with no rails or floor markings, and navigates around obstacles. The Irayple C100 handles repetitive transport of totes and loads between workstations, freeing operators for higher-value tasks. Visit the booth and our experts will explain how to integrate it into your flows.
3. Geek+ AMR (on display): goods-to-person order picking
With the goods-to-person principle, operators no longer walk the aisles to find items: the robot brings the shelf or tote straight to the picking station. Walking time disappears, productivity per operator rises, and the system scales to peak activity simply by adding robots.
Book a meeting at our booth
Planning an order picking, automated transport or warehouse reorganisation project? Talk to our experts at booth G02: book your meeting slot.