The trade fair will take place from 10th
to 14th February in Hall 9 at Feria de Zaragoza.
FIMA Tech, the space dedicated to innovation, technology and digitalisation within FIMA 2026, will feature a comprehensive programme of technical sessions, strengthening its position as a meeting point between technological innovation and the agricultural sector.
Throughout the five days of the exhibition, FIMA Tech will host specialised activities with the participation of leading companies, organisations and institutions in agricultural technology. Confirmed exhibitors include Aerofor, Apiux, Campag, Carbon Robotics, Cerea, CMW Robotics, Distelna, E. Survey, Fede, Hi Target, Intrac Geosystems, John Deere, Maceflor, Melmak, Mula, Opttixia, Qianxun Spatial, Sowify, Sunnav and Vector AGR, together with financial institutions such as Caixabank.
The programme will also feature the participation of technology centres such as ITA, universities including the University of Santiago de Compostela, the Polytechnic University of Catalonia and the Higher Polytechnic School of Huesca, as well as institutions such as ICEX and the Zaragoza Chamber of Commerce.
One of the main highlights of FIMA Tech will be the presence of John Deere, which returns to Feria de Zaragoza with a space entirely focused on technology and digitalisation. The company will use its participation to mark 25 years of leadership in precision agriculture, from the launch of GreenStar to today’s artificial intelligence-based selective spraying solutions, showcasing the role of digitalisation in achieving more efficient agricultural production.
The technical programme will address the main trends driving the digital transformation of the agricultural sector. Key sessions include those on digitalisation technologies organised by the Polytechnic University of Huesca, the Agro 5.0: Technology, sustainability and water resilience conference organised by Zinnae, and the CAMPAG technical days focused on the latest innovations in agricultural machinery and technology.
In addition, FIMA 2026 will host technical presentations in Hall 7 covering cybersecurity in agricultural machinery, ISO-Bus regulation, precision spraying systems and digital farm management.
This ecosystem positions FIMA Tech as a space where robotics, artificial intelligence, big data, IoT and precision agriculture come together with exhibition areas, demonstration zones and professional meetings that encourage sector-wide networking.
With the creation of FIMA Tech, Feria de Zaragoza strengthens its role as a platform for innovation and reinforces FIMA’s international and strategic character as a leading showcase for the agro-industrial sector in southern Europe.