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Maintenance Fair 2026

Want to stay up to date on the latest in maintenance? Then we hope you'll head to Gothenburg, more specifically to the Maintenance Fair 2026! Between March 10-13, our own experts will also be offering live recordings of our podcast "Beyond Tomorrow – Maintenance," where you as a visitor and listener can take part in engaging discussions and insightful interviews with leading experts and specialists from Swedish industry.

The Beyond Tomorrow podcast - Entertainment

Beyond Tomorrow – Maintenance is the podcast where we at Plantvision the Maintenance Fair collaborate to offer visitors and listeners a unique and highly topical podcast, covering everything from important knowledge and new insights to industry trends. It will be an exciting mix of Plantvision's experts and interviews with subject matter experts from Swedish industry. You will gain access to the latest insights on a wide range of topics such as IoT, data-driven maintenance, digital twins, and AI, to name a few.

Come and listen live at our booth A03:12 or follow the podcast on your favorite podcast app and listen whenever you want – the future starts now!

TIP! On the podcast channels below, you can follow this year's events and listen to all the episodes recorded during the 2024 Entertainment Fair! 

Podd program

Times refer to live recording in the booth. The episodes will be available on the podcast channel approximately 1-2 hours after recording. (Note: Times and speakers are subject to change.)

Managing Spare Parts Efficiently with Charles Mackenzie (SPARETECH)

How can we become more sustainable across every industry when it comes to spare parts? Why is there so much confusion that leads to friction, frustrated people, increased costs, and wasted resources? In this episode, Josef Forsman of Plantvisionspeaks with Charles Mackenzie from SPARETECH about the key challenges companies face.

11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Self-Sustaining IoT Sensor Systems for Sustainable Maintenance with Cristina Rusu (RISE)

In this episode, Plantvision’s Emily Hoordad and Cristina Rusu from RISE meet to discuss how the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 are increasing the need for efficient systems for monitoring, data collection, and sensor distribution. Miniaturized sensor systems are currently limited by their reliance on electrical cables and short battery life, which creates bottlenecks in many applications. One solution is to harvest energy from the environment, for example, through vibrations from motors and pumps, thermal gradients in internal combustion engines, or solar energy. Such energy-harvesting systems can be self-sustaining and operate throughout the entire lifespan of the application.

15.00 - 15.30

Plantvision experts speak at the fair

Visit us at booth A03:12

Come and talk to our experts about how you can take your production to the next level. We offer insights into production management at different levels - from ensuring the operational status and reliability of your production facilities (to maximize utilization and minimize losses), to simulating, automating and improving your production processes. Given the many challenges in today's world, we also put a strong focus on cybersecurity, to protect your business against potential threats.

Contact us

Want to know more about the event or have questions? Do not hesitate to get in touch.

If you would like to participate in the podcast during one of our open times, please contact Lydia or visit our booth (A03:12).

Lydia Söderlund | Senior Consultant, Plantvision | plantvision | +46 730 39 30 89

Rigmor Dalin | Sales & Solutions Manager, Plantvision | plantvision | +46 730 91 82 69