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Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition 2026
Edition14 An open innovation and hands-on creativity event for makers, researchers, companies, schools and the public.
Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition 2026
Edition14 An open innovation and hands-on creativity event for makers, researchers, companies, schools and the public.
Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition is a maker and innovation fair held in Rome, Italy; its 14th edition is promoted and organized by the Rome Chamber of Commerce (Camera di Commercio di Roma).
It hosts more than 400 booths covering robotics, humanoid football and books on science, technology and social change; participants include multinationals, established firms and startups, plus 26 secondary schools and 27 universities and research centres, presenting hands-on, open innovation projects.
The I-RIM 3D conference and its DEMO programme, organized by the Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Machines, bring research systems directly to the public; RoboPitch lets startups and research teams present robotics proof-of-concept projects to investors, universities and companies, alongside Books@MFR26.
The fair suits maker, robotics and technology innovation firms, connecting researchers, businesses, schools, students and the public through project showcases, workshops, talks and educational activities.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors
No. Prototypes in development, incomplete demos, and installations in the testing phase are also accepted, provided they can be presented interactively.
No. Selected participants will receive a fully equipped exhibition space free of charge. Travel and accommodation expenses are the responsibility of the participant.
Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition is a maker and innovation fair held in Rome, Italy; its 14th edition is promoted and organized by the Rome Chamber of Commerce (Camera di Commercio di Roma).
It hosts more than 400 booths covering robotics, humanoid football and books on science, technology and social change; participants include multinationals, established firms and startups, plus 26 secondary schools and 27 universities and research centres, presenting hands-on, open innovation projects.
The I-RIM 3D conference and its DEMO programme, organized by the Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Machines, bring research systems directly to the public; RoboPitch lets startups and research teams present robotics proof-of-concept projects to investors, universities and companies, alongside Books@MFR26.
The fair suits maker, robotics and technology innovation firms, connecting researchers, businesses, schools, students and the public through project showcases, workshops, talks and educational activities.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors
No. Prototypes in development, incomplete demos, and installations in the testing phase are also accepted, provided they can be presented interactively.
No. Selected participants will receive a fully equipped exhibition space free of charge. Travel and accommodation expenses are the responsibility of the participant.
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