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Maker Faire Rome – Call for Makers 2026

Startup zone · Rome, Italy
Closed next cycle The 2026 Call for Makers closed on 30 June 2026, though projects can still be submitted to a waiting list; Maker Faire Rome runs 23-25 October 2026 at Gazometro Ostiense. No 2027 call has been published.
A fully equipped exhibition space free of charge, including basic set-up, electricity and Wi-Fi, with no participation fee; travel and accommodation remain at the participant's expense Cheque
None Equity
Rome, Italy Where

The Call for Makers is Maker Faire Rome's open call for exhibitors at the fair, held at Gazometro Ostiense.

It is aimed at inventors, startups, makers and research teams working in technology and innovation (3D printing, AI, IoT, robotics), environmental sustainability (agritech, circular economy), science and health, creativity and culture, or education and society. Prototypes in development, incomplete demos and installations in testing are accepted provided they can be presented interactively.

Selected participants receive a fully equipped exhibition space free of charge, including basic set-up, electricity and Wi-Fi, with no participation fee; travel and accommodation remain at the participant's expense. No equity is taken. The 2026 call closed on 30 June 2026, though projects can still be submitted to a waiting list; the fair runs 23-25 October 2026 and no 2027 call has been published.

What it actually costs you

ChequeA fully equipped exhibition space free of charge, including basic set-up, electricity and Wi-Fi, with no participation fee; travel and accommodation remain at the participant's expense
Equity takenNone
Market rate for the same chequeInventors, startups, makers and research teams working in technology and innovation (3D printing, AI, IoT, robotics), environmental sustainability (agritech, circular economy), science and health, creativity and culture, or education and society; prototypes in development, incomplete demos and installations in testing are accepted provided they can be presented interactively

Maker Faire Rome’s Call for Makers is aimed at inventors, startups, makers and research teams across technology, environmental sustainability, science and health, creativity and culture, and education. Prototypes in development, incomplete demos and installations in testing are accepted if they can be presented interactively. Selected participants receive a fully equipped exhibition space free of charge, with set-up, electricity and Wi-Fi; travel and accommodation stay at their own expense. No equity.

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