RoboBusiness 2026 Kicks Off with Keynotes and Networking Opportunities
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Today marks the beginning of RoboBusiness 2026, celebrating its 20th anniversary at the Santa Clara Convention Center. The event features an opening keynote titled 'The Next 20 Years of Robotics,' where industry leaders will discuss past breakthroughs and future challenges in robotics.
The significance of RoboBusiness 2026 lies in its role as a platform for collaboration and innovation within the robotics community. Keynote speakers include notable figures such as Rodney Brooks from Robust AI and Jonathan Hurst from Agility Robotics, who will share insights on the evolving landscape of robotics.
Attendees can look forward to various breakout sessions, including the Women in Robotics Luncheon, aimed at fostering connections among women in the industry. The day will conclude with a Networking Reception, providing opportunities for attendees to engage with speakers and peers. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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