The robotics landscape is shifting rapidly, and if you’ve ever felt the pressure to keep up, you’re not alone. RoboBusiness 2025, on October 15-16 in Santa Clara, California, is set to bring together a diverse group of professionals to explore today’s challenges and tomorrow’s trends.
This event isn’t just another date on the calendar—it’s a forum for practical insights and genuine conversation. You can expect a keynote panel that digs into what’s working, what’s not, and where the industry is headed. Kick off your day at 10 AM on the second day in the Theatre for an engaging discussion that’s as insightful as it is approachable.
The lineup of speakers includes:
- Sanjay Aggarwal – A venture partner at F-Prime Capital, specialising in frontier technology and enterprise software. As a former CEO of Unicel Technologies, he played a key role in transforming the company into a recognised market leader in India before its acquisition by Karix Mobile.
- Jon Battles – VP of technology strategy at Cobot and member of A3’s AI Strategic Advisory Board. With over 17 years at Amazon as director of robotic architecture, his experience brings invaluable insights into technology strategies.
- Amit Goel – Director of product management for autonomous machines at NVIDIA. He leads the development of NVIDIA Jetson and strengthens developer ties for the NVIDIA Isaac robotics platform.
- Brian Gaunt – VP of Digital Transformation at DHL Supply Chain in North America, guiding digital supply chain initiatives and AI integration to streamline operations.
Alongside these keynotes, you’ll find over 60 speakers, a startup workshop, the Pitchfire competition, and plenty of networking opportunities. More than 100 exhibitors will be showcasing technologies that tackle real-world robotics challenges, giving you a well-rounded view of the industry’s current state.
Coinciding with DeviceTalks West, which attracts professionals from healthcare and medical technology, RoboBusiness 2025 is more than just a robotics event—it’s a chance to see how different sectors are intertwining. Registration is open now, so if you’re eager to glean practical advice and build meaningful connections, this is the place to be.
Learn about the state of the robotics industry at RoboBusiness
