The robotics industry’s must-attend technical design and development event returns to Boston in May 2023 with deepened coverage, an expanded expo floor and more.

We recap the Robotics Summit & Expo, which brought together a who’s who of industry leaders to learn about new enabling technology, products and services driving innovation in the robotics industry.

Cirtronics to lead panel discussion at Robotics Summit & Expo with Tom Galluzzo, founder and CTO of IAM Robotics, and Reese Mozer, CEO and co-founder of American Robotics, about successful commercialization.

NVIDIA’s director of product management Amit Goel will be giving a session at the Robotics Summit on May 11 from 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM.

At the Healthcare Robotics Engineering Forum, the Festo-MassRobotics Healthcare Robotics Startup Catalyst will celebrate the milestones achieved four startups.

The Robotics Summit & Expo offers complimentary and discounted registration for colleges, universities and research centers.

Cobots have broken out of manufacturing and into the wider service sector. For this reason, the cobot market will start to be more closely related to the performance of the wider macro economy.

Greg Smith, president of the Industrial Automation Group at Teradyne, will discuss the market drivers of human scale automation and present a model of the market potential for collaborative robots.

Leading up to the Robotics Summit, join HP 3D Printing for a unique workshop on designing for HP’s Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing technology to accelerate time to market, drive down cost, and deliver quality parts.

Rick Faulk, CEO of Locus Robotics, will discuss at the Robotics Summit & Expo how autonomous mobile robots can optimize warehouse productivity.

MassRobotics will provide strategic guidance for the Robotics Summit and act as a liaison to MassRobotics’ partners, sponsors, startup residents, and the robotics community at large.

Brian Gerkey, co-founder and CEO of Open Robotics, will discuss how companies are addressing interoperability and what options are available to vendors, end users, and integrators.

Taking place May 10-11 at the Boston Convention Center, the Robotics Summit & Expo will bring together the brightest minds in robotics to share their commercial robotics development experiences.

Registration is now open for the Robotics Summit & Expo, the international conference and exposition focused on the design, development, manufacture and delivery of commercial-class robotics systems.

The Robotics Summit & Expo focuses on the technical issues involved with the design, development, manufacturing and delivery of commercial-class robotics systems.

Robotics Summit & Expo returns to Boston in May 2022 with deepened coverage, an expanded showfloor, and co-location with Healthcare Robotics Engineering Forum.

The Robotics Summit & Expo 2020 has announced its call for speakers.

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The Robotics-as-a-Service business model for acquiring robots is gaining popularity, but there are still some challenges, noted panelists at the Robotics Summit & Expo in Boston.

Robust AI has raised money and gathered high-profile robotics talent to combine older and newer models of artificial intelligence for an AI layer to enable robots to be smarter, if not humanlike.

Thank you for attending the Robotics Summit & Expo, held June 5-6 in Boston. Your attendance, along with the support of the Robotics Summit sponsors and the many keynotes, sessions and special events, contributed to the success of the event. As a full conference attendee, member of the press, sponsor or speaker, you are entitled…