Logistics & Automation 2026 | November 11–12, Madrid, Spain

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MyTower and TDI will participate in Logistics & Automation Madrid 2026

We are pleased to announce that MyTower, together with TDI, will participate in Logistics & Automation Madrid 2026, one of Spain’s leading events dedicated to logistics, transportation, automation, and the supply chain.

On November 11 and 12, 2026, industry professionals, companies, and experts will gather at IFEMA Madrid to discover the latest innovations, share their experiences, and discuss the challenges that will shape the future of logistics.

At this event, our teams will be on hand to present the solutions developed by MyTower and TDI, which are designed to provide greater visibility into operations, optimize transportation management, and improve supply chain performance.

This event will also be an excellent opportunity to network with industry professionals, learn about new market trends, and discuss the challenges companies face in an ever-changing logistics environment.


📅 Dates: November 11 and 12, 2026
📍 Location: IFEMA Madrid, Spain
Booth: 4A10

Will you be there? Come meet our teams and learn how our solutions can help you digitize and optimize your supply chain.

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