RoboBusiness 2026 to Feature 'State of Humanoids' Keynote with Industry Leaders
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At RoboBusiness 2026, the 'State of Humanoids' keynote will gather leaders from Agility, Apptronik, Persona AI, and PSYONIC to discuss the current state of humanoid robotics. This session aims to provide insights into the practical applications of humanoids in various industrial sectors, moving beyond mere demonstrations to real-world implementations.
The significance of this keynote lies in its focus on the evolving role of humanoid robots in manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics. With substantial investments and high expectations surrounding humanoid technology, understanding its current capabilities and challenges is crucial for stakeholders in the robotics and automation sectors.
Attendees can anticipate a comprehensive discussion on the operational hurdles and safety standards that must be addressed for broader adoption of humanoids. The session will be moderated by Mike Oitzman and will take place on October 21, marking the beginning of Day 2 at RoboBusiness.
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