Photonics Expo Poland

Photonics Expo Poland holds its first edition from 1 to 3 June 2027 in Hall C at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, on the south-western edge of Warsaw, and entry is free for trade visitors who register. The fair covers laser and fibre optic techniques, optics and optical sensors, photonic integrated circuits and the industrial uses of light-based technology.

Why the fair is worth a visit

If you run production, quality control or R&D in a manufacturing business, the organiser frames the fair as a way to compare photonics offers aimed at the Polish market in one place, meet suppliers face to face and hear about new applications at the accompanying conference. Because this is a launch edition, you will be among the first visitors, so expect a smaller and more focused floor than at long-running international shows such as CIOE in Shenzhen, which reaches its 28th edition in September 2027 with eight expos under one roof.

What is on the show floor

The organiser lists photonic integrated circuits, high-speed data processing, optical sensors, CMOS and hybrid technologies, and metrology such as spectroscopy, interferometry and non-destructive testing. Other themes are micro and nanostructuring, photolithography, optical quality control, fibre optic infrastructure, new optical materials and laser coatings, and 5G and 6G systems with photonic elements. Laser processing (cutting, welding, engraving, hardening and 3D printing), vision systems, photovoltaic cells and modules, and laser safety rules and certification complete the scope.

Who exhibits and who visits

Expected exhibitors include makers of photonic integrated circuits and optoelectronics, laser and laser equipment manufacturers, photonic component suppliers, vision and metrology firms, measuring equipment makers, automation integrators working with optical and laser systems, fibre optic telecoms providers, photonics software developers, R&D consultancies, and clusters and industry associations.

The visitor profile covers laser and fibre optic machine operators, quality control and metrology specialists, IT architects and telecoms engineers, R&D managers, owners and managers of manufacturing firms, process, automation and robotics engineers, investors and venture funds, and university researchers and students in photonics.

Conference and exhibitor talks

A conference on the industrial applications of photonic technologies, called the Photonics Technology Forum on the show’s home page, runs alongside the fair, with its programme still to be published. Exhibitors can also give a talk in the trends and presentation panel, which the organiser includes in the price of the stand.

Dates, hours and tickets

Visitors are admitted from 10:00 to 17:00 on each of the three days, and exhibitors from 8:00 to 18:00. Exhibitors building their own stands can do so on 30 May 2027 from 8:00 to 18:00 and on 31 May from 8:00 to 20:00, while stands built by the venue go up on 31 May. Breakdown runs on 3 June from 17:00 to 24:00 and on 4 June from 8:00 to 12:00. A free pass goes to anyone who registers online or at the fair office, and an invitation alone does not get you in. Children under 7 enter free, under 18s must stay with a parent or guardian, and animals are not allowed in the halls.

Getting there

The venue sits at Al. Katowicka 62 beside the S8 expressway (Paszków exit). Buses 703 and 711 run from the Al. Krakowska park and ride to the Paszków stop, and parking is free. The organiser puts Warsaw Chopin Airport less than ten minutes away.

Running alongside and related shows

Ten other fairs share the dates, covering doors, flooring, furniture components, contract furniture, windows, ceramic tiles and bathrooms, glass technology, compressed air and vacuum, surveying and geoinformation, and hydrogeology. The same organiser launched Fintech Poland Expo at the venue in December 2026. For a larger industrial show, HANNOVER MESSE runs from 5 to 8 April 2027. You can browse more trade shows in Warsaw, trade shows in Poland, the technology and industry sector and the electronics sector. The organiser expects about 5,000 visitors and 70 exhibitors on 15,000 m² at this first edition, its own estimate rather than a result, so our guide to attendance and exhibitor figures explains what to look for later, and it is worth checking the official show dates again before you travel.

Source: photonicsexpo.pl