Successful Conclusion of Maintenance Resilience 2026
The
Maintenance Resilience 2026 exhibition, organized by the Japanese Management Association (JMA), successfully took place from July 15 to 17, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight. Over these three days, the event brought together industry leaders from manufacturing, civil engineering, and construction sectors to focus on productivity improvement, sustainable infrastructure development, and resilience enhancement.
This year’s exhibition featured a total of
11 specialized shows including the
Plant Maintenance Show, Infrastructure Inspection & Maintenance Exhibition, and Construction DX/System/Tools Exhibition. New additions such as the
Plant Operation Show and Construction Machinery & Robotics Exhibition were launched, adding depth and variety to the event.
In total,
392 companies participated across
780 booths, attracting a record attendance of
21,414 visitors.
One of the central themes was the convergence of maintenance and resilience solutions, which were showcased through innovative products, technologies, and services. Many attendees expressed interest in areas beyond their immediate work scope. For instance, one visitor noted,
I came to see the infrastructure-related exhibits, but I found drones and robots intriguing as well.