FIMA Tech, the space dedicated to technology and digitalization in the agricultural sector at FIMA 2026, has put together a comprehensive program of technical sessions that reinforces its position as a meeting point between technological innovation and the agricultural sector. Located in Hall 9, the space will host specialized activities throughout the five days of the event.

Among the companies, entities, and organizations that have already confirmed their presence at FIMA Tech are: 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, along with financial institutions such as Caixabank. In addition, the event will feature the participation of technology centers such as ITA, universities such as 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.

John Deere, 25 Years of Leadership in Agriculture

One of the highlights of this new space will be John Deere, which has confirmed its participation in FIMA 2026 with a space exclusively dedicated to technology and digitalization, marking its return to Feria de Zaragoza with a focus on innovation.

The American multinational will take advantage of its presence at FIMA Tech to commemorate 25 years of advancements in precision agriculture, from the launch of GreenStar to current selective spraying solutions based on artificial intelligence. This technological journey demonstrates how digitalization contributes to more efficient agricultural production today, aligned with the sector's major challenges.

Technical Program

The FIMA Tech program covers the main trends in digital transformation within the sector. Among the scheduled events are:

Digitalization Technologies (February 10 and 13, 1:00-2:30 PM and 12:00-1:30 PM), organized by the Polytechnic University of Huesca, which will offer the perspective of equipment manufacturers on the implementation of digital solutions in the field.

Agro 5.0: Technology, Sustainability, and Water Resilience (February 12, 10:00-11:30 AM), a session organized by Zinnae that will address the agriculture of the future through the integration of technology and sustainability.

CAMPAG Conference (February 11 and 12), which will bring together professionals to analyze the latest innovations in agricultural machinery and technology.

In addition, FIMA 2026 includes in Hall 7 specific technical presentations on cybersecurity in agricultural machinery (February 11, 11:00-11:30), ISO-Bus regulations (February 11, 11:45-12:45), precision spraying systems (February 12, 11:00-11:30), and digital farm management (February 12, 12:30-14:30 and 15:00-15:45).

This ecosystem transforms FIMA Tech into a space where robotics, artificial intelligence, big data, IoT, and precision agriculture are integrated with exhibition areas, demonstration zones, and meetings that will facilitate industry networking opportunities.

FIMA Tech, a space for all visitors

Although FIMA Tech is primarily geared towards technology companies, manufacturers of smart machinery, startups, consultancies, research centers, universities, clusters, and public institutions, it is open to all FIMA visitors, offering a comprehensive and practical overview of how technology is impacting the industry.

With the creation of FIMA Tech, Feria de Zaragoza takes another step in its role as a driving force for innovation, reinforcing FIMA's international and strategic character as the premier showcase for the agri-food sector in Southern Europe.