Food and Drink Robotic Readiness Review – 5 February 2026

The National Robotarium

Discover how robotics and automation can enhance quality, efficiency, and resilience across food and drink manufacturing.

Robotics Readiness Review Workshops 2026

Join the National Robotarium for a series of high-level, sector-specific workshops designed to help organisations assess their readiness for robotics adoption. Discover how automation can improve efficiency, sustainability, and innovation across industry.

The Robotics Revolution is Coming: Are You Ready?Food and drink manufacturers are under increasing pressure to improve efficiency, maintain quality, and overcome workforce challenges. This workshop will look at how robotics can enhance production, packaging, inspection, and logistics. Through the Robotic Readiness Self-Assessment model, we’ll explore where your organisation stands in adopting robotics and what’s needed to move forward - from upskilling teams and optimising processes to identifying funding opportunities and building the infrastructure to support innovation.<ul><li>Are you a leader or decision maker in the food and drink sector looking to streamline production?</li><li>Do you want to understand how robotics can support compliance, quality assurance, and sustainability targets?</li><li>This workshop provides a high-level, practical introduction to robotics adoption, helping you benchmark your organisation’s readiness and plan for next steps.</li></ul>From distilleries to food processors, automation is redefining the way the industry operates. Be part of the conversation shaping the future of food and drink manufacturing.

Agenda

Understanding The Robotics Landscape

What Makes a Robot?

Interactive Exercise - The Robotics Timeline

Assessing Readiness Model: Supply, Demand and Governance

Group Reflection and Discussion

From Insight into Action - Next Steps

Wrap Up

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