Event | Description | Date – Location |
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RoboBusiness | RoboBusiness is the premier event for robotics professionals, offering insights, innovations, and networking opportunities to advance the field of robotics and automation. Twitter / LinkedIn Speakers | Oct 16-17, 2024 Santa Clara, CA, USA |
IEEE Robotic Computing | The IEEE Robotic Computing conference focuses on the intersection of robotics and computing, offering insights into cutting-edge research and applications. | Dec 11-13, 2024 Tokyo, Japan + Online |
ProMat | ProMat is the premier event for manufacturing and supply chain professionals, showcasing the latest innovations and technologies in the industry. | Mar 19-20, 2025 Chicago, IL, USA |
Automate | Automate is the premier event for automation professionals, showcasing the latest innovations, trends, and networking opportunities in automation technology. Twitter / LinkedIn / Facebook | May 12-15, 2025 Chicago, IL, USA |
IEMDC | IEMDC (International Electric Machines and Drives Conference) is the leading event for electric machines and drives professionals, featuring insights, innovations, and networking. | May 18-21, 2025 Houston, TX, USA |
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FAQs
What topics are typically covered at robotics conferences?
Robotics conferences typically focus on advanced robotics engineering, AI integration, autonomous systems, and human-robot interaction. Attendees often explore innovations in industrial automation, robotics in healthcare, drone technology, and the latest research in robotic sensors and control systems.
What is the average cost of attending a robotics conference?
The cost of attending a robotics conference generally ranges from $600 to $2,500, depending on the event’s scale, location, and the depth of content offered. This fee usually includes access to keynotes, technical sessions, and networking events, with additional costs for travel and accommodations.
What are some notable speakers who frequently present at robotics conferences?
Notable speakers at robotics conferences often include industry pioneers like Rodney Brooks, Daniela Rus, and Marc Raibert, who discuss breakthroughs in robotics and AI. Leading researchers, tech innovators, and executives from top robotics companies also frequently share their insights on the future of robotics technology.