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PG Tech is an annual technology and innovation event held in Santos, which brings together professionals from different sectors for lectures, workshops and competitions.
According to the city hall, over the four days, there will be more than 250 lectures, distributed across ten stages, with professionals from areas such as engineering, port, tourism, health and civil construction. Among the confirmed names are Fernando Seabra, Clóvis de Barros Filho and Carol Paiffer.
The event will also have spaces focused on education, startups, robotics, drones, programming, games, 3D printing, science and immersive experiences. The Student Fair, the Startup Village, the Hands-On Arena and a 360º planetarium are among the attractions.
The program also includes areas dedicated to civil construction, port innovation, tourism, health, well-being and female entrepreneurship. The public will be able to participate in activities at Espaço Zen, the Healthcare Innovation Arena and the Casa Off Lab, aimed at female entrepreneurs.
Competitions and challenges are also planned, such as the PG Challenge, the Ideathon, the Retail Hackathon CDL + ETECC 2026, the Hacka Vister Tur and the Caiçara Pitch. Some activities offer prizes of up to R$10,000.
PG Tech takes place at the Municipal Kartódromo, located on Rua José Bonifácio, s/nº, next to the Tude Bastos Terminal, in the Sítio do Campo neighborhood.
On Thursday and Friday, the event runs from 10am to 10pm; on Saturday and Sunday, from 12pm to 10pm. Accreditation can be done in advance via the event's official website.

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