International Warsaw Invention Show (IWIS) 2026
- Dates:
- Location:
- 🇵🇱 Warsaw, Poland
- Venue:
- Copernicus Science Centre
IWIS 2026, Poland's largest international invention show, takes place in November 2026 at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw.
| Date | November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Venue | Copernicus Science Centre, Warsaw, Poland |
About IWIS
The International Warsaw Invention Show (IWIS) is the largest international event in Poland dedicated to innovation and inventiveness, and one of the largest in Europe. Previous editions were attended by representatives of many Asian, African, American and European countries, including Saudi Arabia, Croatia, Egypt, Iran, Canada, Malaysia, Korea and the United Kingdom. Last year, Polish and international inventors presented more than 400 inventions, offering an overview of technical developments, some of which are already applied in practice.
Each year, IWIS is accompanied by lectures and seminars on intellectual property rights and the granting of patents. The exhibition presents solutions from Polish research institutions, technical universities, innovative enterprises and individual inventors. Representatives of financial institutions interested in investing in innovative products and technologies are invited to attend.
Exhibition Categories
Inventors present their achievements in 12 categories, ranging from ecology and environmental protection, engineering, construction, electronics, and the textile and chemical industries to innovative medical solutions.
Frequently asked questions
When and where is IWIS 2026 held?
IWIS 2026 takes place in November 2026 at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw, Poland. Exact dates have not been announced in the source.
What can be exhibited at IWIS?
Inventions in 12 categories, from ecology and environmental protection, engineering, construction, electronics, and the textile and chemical industries to innovative medical solutions.
How large is IWIS?
IWIS is the largest international invention event in Poland and one of the largest in Europe; more than 400 inventions were presented at the previous edition.
