UBIQ Events Returns to Barcelona with the 2nd MedTech Meets AI Conference, Uniting Healthcare and Artificial Intelligence Leaders

The two-day forum brings together senior decision-makers from medical devices, medical technology and life sciences to examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping patient care, diagnostics and the business of healthcare.

Building on the momentum of its first edition, the 2026 conference is designed as a working forum rather than a trade show — a place where the people defining the field can compare notes, pressure-test ideas and build the partnerships that move the industry forward. The programme is

organised around six tracks that map to where AI is having the greatest clinical and commercial impact:

• Diagnostics AI — applying machine learning to earlier, more accurate detection.
• AI-driven imaging & radiology — augmenting how clinicians read and interpret scans.
• Data-to-diagnosis — turning fragmented health data into actionable clinical insight.
• AI-powered surgical robotics — the next generation of precision in the operating room.
• Ethical & regulatory AI — building trustworthy, compliant systems for healthcare.
• The future of AI in MedTech — where the field is heading over the next decade.

The first edition drew an audience weighted toward C-level, VP and director-level leaders, with participation from organisations across the medical technology landscape including Siemens Healthineers, GE HealthCare, Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson MedTech, Philips, ZEISS, KARL STORZ, Alcon, Zimmer Biomet and Getinge. The 2026 edition continues that focus on seniority and substance, curating a room where conversations translate into collaboration.

“AI is no longer a side conversation in medtech, it is the conversation. MedTech Meets AI exists to give the people leading that shift a focused, two-day space to learn from one another and leave with partnerships worth pursuing.” — Andre Prado, UBIQ Events

Registration for the 2nd MedTech Meets AI Conference is now open, with early registration available to delegates from across the medical devices, medtech and life sciences communities. Places are limited to preserve the senior, discussion-led format the event is known for.