Consorzio PI Italia Surpasses 100 Member Companies

Consorzio PI Italia confirms once again its presence at SPS Italia – the fair for smart, digital and sustainable industry – taking place from May 26 to 28, 2026, at Fiere di Parma (Hall 5, Booth F026). Having recently surpassed 100 member companies, PI Italia strengthens its role within the automation ecosystem, reaffirming itself as the Italian reference point for the development and dissemination of open and interoperable industrial communication technologies –key enablers of the digital transformation of manufacturing companies.

Participation in SPS will be an opportunity to celebrate this achievement and to highlight the seven technologies represented by PI Italia. Among the key technological topics, MTP 2.0 (Module Type Package) will be discussed and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will also be a central topic.

A Hub for Discussion and Networking

During the three-day exhibition, Consorzio PI Italia experts will welcome companies, system integrators, and industry professionals interested in exploring enabling technologies for the digital factory and discussing key industry trends.

The stand will feature several member companies showcasing real solutions and applications for digital industry: ADFweb, CSMT, Elap, GFCC, Mooves, and Optoscan.

The exhibition will also be an opportunity to announce upcoming events organized by the PI Italia Consortium.

“SPS represents a privileged observatory on the evolution of industry and a key moment for discussion,” comments Cristian Sartori, President of the Consorzio PI Italia. “For those who visit us, it will be an opportunity to discover emerging technologies and stay up to date with current trends, explore concrete solutions through real application cases, and build valuable connections within the PI Italia community. Our mission is to actively contribute to the future of industrial automation and deliver added value, the same value that every year many companies recognize by joining our continuously growing ecosystem.”