The event takes place May 27 and 28 in Boston. Registration is now open. The show will have more than 50 sessions across tracks on artificial intelligence, design and development, enabling technologies, healthcare, and logistics.
Session topics include building scalable robot systems that learn and adapt, designing data flywheels for AI-native robots, embodied AI (integrating AI with hardware), large behavior models for industry, and conversational robotics on embedded platforms (computers with limited processing power).
More than 70 speakers are confirmed from companies including Fictiv, Harmonic Drive, maxon, PickNik Robotics, RealSense, Robust AI, Tesla, and Toyota Research Institute. Networking opportunities include a Mix & Mingle Reception after the first day and a ticketed RBR50 Awards Dinner.
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