Discover the avant-garde of industrial 3D scanning at TechniShow 2026

March 10, 2026 | Jaarbeurs (Utrecht, Netherlands)

What: TechniShow 2026
Where: Booth 11.D007, Jaarbeurs
When: March 10-13, 2026

Join our long-standing Ambassador, 4C Creative CAD CAM Consultants, at TechniShow—the Benelux region’s leading event for industrial production technology. TechniShow is expecting nearly 30,000 visitors, three-quarters of whom are directly involved in purchasing decisions. The trade fair is where industry leaders discover the trends and technologies redefining the manufacturing chain. Whether you are looking to optimize quality control, streamline reverse engineering, or improve production efficiency, TechniShow offers a firsthand look at technology in action.

Beyond the exhibition floor, visitors can attend substantive sessions, hands-on workshops, and new 2026 theme squares focused on chain cooperation and innovation. The event is designed to offer practical insights, topical conversation, and tangible next steps for manufacturers willing to modernize production.

Find the 4C team at Booth 11.D007, where they will showcase Artec Leo, Spider II, Point, Ray II, and Micro II. This is a great opportunity to explore how Artec 3D scanning integrates into machining, tooling, inspection, and product development workflows. In addition to live demos, the 4C team are always ready to discuss real-world application scenarios & industry success stories, offering unparalleled expertise in precision 3D solutions, automation, and software integration.

From rendering entire production cells with Ray II for factory layout verification to scanning complex machined parts with Leo for reverse engineering, Artec 3D scanners cover every scale of manufacturing. Spider II is your go-to choice for detailed geometry, while Micro II captures tiny precision components for micron-level inspection. Point, in turn, supports metrology-grade measurements on any shop floor. Data from all scanners can then be processed in Artec Studio for alignment, deviation analysis, and export to CAD software.