Rockwell Automation to Showcase Autonomous Technologies and Resilient Energy Solutions at ADIPEC 2026

03/11/2026  Rockwell Automation

Focus on Secure Operations, AI-Enabled Efficiency, Robotics and Future-Proofing Critical Energy Infrastructure

Rockwell Automation, Inc., the world’s largest company dedicated to industrial automation and digital transformation, will participate at ADIPEC 2026, demonstrating how secure-by-design automation, digitalization and autonomous technologies can help energy producers strengthen operational resilience, improve efficiency and protect critical infrastructure in an increasingly complex and uncertain operating environment.

As global energy markets navigate market fluctuations, cybersecurity risks and growing operational complexity, energy producers must look beyond efficiency improvements alone. Maintaining safe, reliable operations while adapting to disruption has become a strategic imperative, with greater emphasis on faster decision-making, operational continuity and long-term resilience.

“The energy industry is navigating increasing complexity and uncertainty, making agility and operational resilience more important than ever,” said Ediz Eren, regional vice president, Middle East, Türkiye and Africa (META) at Rockwell Automation. “Secure automation, digitalization and autonomous technologies can help producers respond faster, operate more reliably, and prepare for what comes next. The opportunity now is to invest strategically, not only to address today’s challenges, but to build the more autonomous and resilient operations the industry will need tomorrow.”

At ADIPEC, 2 - 5 November 2026 in Abu Dhabi, Rockwell Automation will showcase solutions across six key areas:

• Secure, resilient and autonomous operations: Secure-by-design automation, digitalization and autonomous technologies designed to help energy producers protect critical infrastructure, respond to disruption and maintain operational continuity.
• AI-enabled efficiency and optimization: Connecting artificial intelligence, robotics and automation to improve operational efficiency, strengthen resilience and support faster, more informed decision-making.
• Future-proofing critical energy infrastructure: Technologies that help energy producers adapt to changing operating conditions, manage emerging risks and strengthen the resilience of critical infrastructure.
• Process efficiency and performance optimization: Solutions focused on improving operational performance and supporting more efficient, reliable energy production.
• Asset reliability and predictive maintenance: Solutions that help energy producers monitor equipment health, identify potential faults earlier and reduce unplanned downtime.
• Midstream and pipeline operations: Solutions supporting operational efficiency, reliability and resilience across midstream and pipeline infrastructure.

A key highlight will be Rockwell Automation’s demonstration of integrated robotic ecosystems designed to support increasingly autonomous energy operations. Featuring technologies such as Korial software for coordinating robotic fleets, Clearpath’s Husky A300 rugged mobile robot and the Taurob V7 industrial inspection robot, this will show how different robotic platforms can be managed as one integrated fleet.

By connecting robotics with existing operations and digital infrastructure through open, interoperable systems, energy producers can improve inspection, monitoring, emissions management and workforce safety while accelerating operational performance.

Rockwell Automation will co-exhibit at the Ali & Sons Oilfield Supplies & Services booth, highlighting its approach to delivering integrated solutions for the energy sector.

For more information, visit Rockwell Automation at ADIPEC 2026, in Hall 6, at Stand #6150.

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