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Technology · Robotics · published 2026-08-25 · via The Robot Report

RoboBusiness 2026 early registration discount expires next week

Discounted passes for RoboBusiness 2026, a major commercial robotics event, are available until August 31, saving $200 on full conference passes and $40 on expo-only passes. The two-day conference, celebrating its 20th anniversary, will be held October 20-21 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Attendees will hear from industry leaders on robotics and AI trends across manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics.

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The event marks two decades of the conference, with MassRobotics serving as strategic partner. The program spans five tracks covering physical AI, enabling technologies, humanoids, field robotics, and business deployment. More than 100 exhibitors will be present, alongside a Startup Alley highlighting emerging companies.

Keynote sessions feature prominent figures from firms like Robust AI, Agility, UC Berkeley, Amazon, Teradyne, and Apptronik. Topics range from the future of robotics over the next two decades to AI applications in production environments and the current state of humanoid robots. The closing session examines character creation at mass-market scale.

Context

The conference could influence how quickly robotics and AI technologies move from research into commercial deployment across manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. Businesses attending may gain early insight into humanoid capabilities and AI integration, potentially affecting their adoption timelines. Workers in these sectors may see shifts in job requirements as automation advances

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