PTA Ural Yekaterinburg

The "PTA Ural" is a key event for professionals in automation technology, held annually at the Novotel Yekaterinburg Centre in Yekaterinburg. PTA stands for "Process Technology Automation", reflecting the focus of the fair: industrial automation, embedded systems, and process automation. Here, leading developers and manufacturers showcase their latest innovations and solutions.

The significance of the fair is highlighted by its location in Yekaterinburg, a major industrial and scientific center in Russia and a crossroads between Europe and Asia. Topics include digital transformation, industrial automation, independence from imports under sanctions, as well as the latest developments in artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation of engineering systems. The fair presents a wide range of products and services, including Industry 4.0-compatible solutions, cloud technologies, and big data applications to optimize production processes.

The fair is organized by Expotronika, an experienced organizer known for creating platforms for the exchange of expertise and the latest technologies. It attracts sectors such as the automotive industry, electronics, and heavy industry, making it an important meeting point for professionals seeking leading solutions and high-level exchanges.

Highlights of the event include numerous seminars and professional conferences as part of the program, as well as special competitions and award ceremonies that honor innovators in the industry. The majority of visitors and main exhibitors come from technically oriented sectors, making the fair a critical hub for industrial growth in the region.

The centrally located venue in Yekaterinburg is easily accessible and offers state-of-the-art facilities, providing ideal conditions for exhibitions and conferences of this magnitude. Thus, PTA Ural is a decisive meeting point for professionals who are actively shaping the future of automation technology.

The PTA Ural takes place annually, and therefore for the eighteenth time previsibly in February 2026 in Yekaterinburg.