The Robotics Summit & Expo, produced by the Robot Report and parent company WTWH Media, has unveiled some of the keynote speakers for the May 1-2 event at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, reports ITREALMS.
ITREALMS gathered that registration by March 8 would save participants some inconvenience and gain full access to all keynotes, technical sessions, networking receptions, and special events.
According to the organisers, discounts are also available for academia, associations, and corporate groups by contact them via: events[at]wtwhmedia.com.
As said by them, over 60 speakers will participate in over 40 sessions, discussing technologies and methodologies to better engineer the future of robotics.
New to the Robotics Summit is the Automated Warehouse conference track, focusing on one of the fastest-growing areas of robot development and deployment. Leading suppliers and users of warehouse automation will discuss emerging trends and applications, as well as how robots are helping to solve ongoing challenges.
“Now in its fifth year, this is shaping up to be the biggest and best Robotics Summit & Expo ever,” said Steve Crowe, executive editor of The Robot Report and chair of the Robotics Summit & Expo.
“Now in its fifth year, this is shaping up to be the biggest and best Robotics Summit & Expo ever,” said Steve Crowe, executive editor of The Robot Report and chair of the Robotics Summit & Expo.
“I can’t wait for attendees to hear from, learn from, and be inspired by our keynote speakers. Spanning from humanoids to e-commerce fulfillment, entertainment, industrial automation, and surgical robotics, these industry visionaries have unique perspectives that are shaping the future of robotics development,” he said.
Agility Robotics is the world’s leading developer of humanoid robots for commercial applications. Hurst’s keynote will explore the technological breakthroughs propelling humanoids like Digit into the real world. Learn about the ongoing challenges and opportunities, and go inside Digit’s first pilots with Amazon, GXO Logistics and more.
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