RoboBusiness 2026 call for speakers closes soon
Steve Crowe, chair of RoboBusiness, introduced the “State of Robotics” panel at RoboBusiness 2025. RoboBusiness 2026, which will be on Oct. 20 and 21 in Santa Clara, Calif., opened its call for speakers. It has been the premier event for discussions around commercial robotics development and industry trends for 20 years. The deadline for submitting speaker proposals is July 8, 2026. Tracks at this year’s event will include: Physical AI: Explore approaches and technologies that
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RoboBusiness is an annual conference focused on commercial robotics development and industry trends that has operated for 20 years. The 2026 event will take place in October in Santa Clara, California, and is currently accepting speaker proposals with a deadline of July 8, 2026. The conference will feature six track areas covering topics including physical AI, enabling technologies, humanoids, field robotics, development methodologies, and business deployment strategies. Speakers receive complimentary full registration and can bring up to two guest attendees at no cost.
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