WindEurope in Madrid in April, VivaTech and the Tech for Industry Show in June, the Startup Award — here are ASTRIIS’s highlights from spring 2026.
April 2026: ASTRIIS at WindEurope Madrid — 15,000 professionals, a market that was waiting for us
Three days in Madrid, a booth, demos, and encounters that matter. WindEurope 2026 brought together 15,000 wind energy professionals at IFEMA — and our team was there to welcome them.
Wind farm operators, maintenance managers, technical directors: the same questions kept coming up, again and again. How can failures be anticipated without waiting months for data? How can interventions be planned rather than endured?
A big thank you to Business France and the French delegation for their support throughout the event. We came back with promising discussions well underway — and a stronger conviction: predictive maintenance is establishing itself as an essential standard in the wind energy sector.
June 2026: ASTRIIS at VivaTech 2026, on the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region’s stand
From June 17 to 20, 2026, we were at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles for VivaTech, the world’s largest technology innovation event. This year, we had the honor of being hosted on the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region’s stand, alongside other players from the regional deeptech ecosystem — a great showcase for Grenoble’s innovation on the international stage.
It was an opportunity for our team to connect with customers, partners, and curious visitors from all over the world, and to present the latest developments in AStrion.
Over four days, our booth was a space open to everyone — whether to discover our technology, dive deeper into an ongoing project, or simply share a moment with the team. Thank you to everyone who came to visit us!
June 2026: Tech for Industry Show and Startup Award
On June 23 and 24 at Paris Expo, the Tech for Industry Show gave us far more than two days of discussions and encounters: ASTRIIS won the Startup Award there for its industrial predictive maintenance solution.
A huge congratulations to Jan Jagla and Nicolas Saubin, who defended our technology in front of the jury with conviction — and who, after the Solar Impulse label, the MIAI AI Cluster label, and the France 2030 Export selection, add a new distinction to a track record that keeps growing.
