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Cirtronics, a leading contract manufacturer based in Milford, NH, is exhibiting and moderating a panel discussion about successful product commercialization at the upcoming Robotics Summit and Expo, which is produced by The Robot Report. The event takes place May 10-11 at the Boston Convention Center.
Want to learn more about successful product commercialization? Cirtronics’ panel discussion on May 10 at 11:45 AM features executives Tom Galluzzo, founder and CTO of IAM Robotics, and Reese Mozer, CEO and co-founder of American Robotics. The discussion, titled “Successful Commercialization: Two Companies, Two Stories,” will highlight the panelists’ direct experience and insights into how they navigate product commercialization in the robotics industry.
In January 2021, Marlborough, Mass.-based American Robotics became the first company approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to operate fully autonomous drones without visual observers on-site. American Robotics won an RBR50 Robotics Innovation Award from sister publication Robotics Business Review for the milestone.
The panel will be moderated by the chair of Cirtronics’ board of advisors, Andy McMillan. As this panel dives into commercialization, they will discuss the challenges, value proposition, and economics driving complex systems.
“When we hear firsthand from our customers about their organizational needs and priorities, this helps all parties involved be successful,” said Tom Ferrin, Cirtronics’ CRO. “They can decide which aspects of their processes can be outsourced and define what qualities partners should have to align with those needs. This is really important, especially as they consider scale and quality. How we work at Cirtronics makes so much difference in how companies experience the manufacturing process. We are in the business of building relationships as well as products. That’s why we’ve become the manufacturer of choice for robotics companies who build for rigorous applications.”
Robotics Summit attendees can also visit Cirtronics at Booth #217 to talk about their own commercialization needs.
The Robotics Summit & Expo will feature 100-plus exhibitors, 50-plus speakers, the MassRobotics Engineering Career Fair, a Design for Additive Manufacturing Workshop, and networking receptions. Attendees also have the chance to test drive Boston Dynamics’ Spot quadruped. Full conference passes are $795, while expo-only passes are just $100. Academic discounts are available and academic full conference rates are $295. Register today.
Co-Located Events
The Robotics Summit & Expo will be co-located with the Healthcare Robotics Engineering Forum, a conference focused on easing and speeding the development of the next generation of healthcare robotics solutions. Also co-located with the Robotics Summit is DeviceTalks Boston, the premier industry event for medical technology professionals, currently in its ninth year. Both events attract engineering and business professionals from a broad range of healthcare and medical technology backgrounds.
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