RoboBusiness 2012, Oct 22-24, 2012, Pittsburgh, PA

Founded in 2004, the RoboBusiness Leadership Summit has established itself as the premier business development event dedicated to accelerating the commercial advancement of robotics technologies and solutions. RoboBusiness Leadership Summit 2013 will include the following tracks:

• Business Development and Investment Track
• New Markets and Application Opportunities Track
• Robotics Design and Development Trends
• Enabling Technologies & Emerging Solutions

Keynotes will focus on top relevant topics such as:

• Top New Technology Trends
• Robotic Application and Market Trends
• New Era Manufacturing
• Society Challenges with Increase of Robotic Solutions
• Designing the Form to Fit the Function
• Business Challenges for Robot users (insurance,
• legal and employment developments)
• Providing Proper ROI with a Robotic Solution

RoboBusiness Leadership Summit 2012 Recap

RoboBusiness 2012 brought 400+ business and technical executives, management, academia, research, investment and enterprise end-user professionals together for three days of compelling content, networking and special events. Below are just a few stories that came out of the show!

	Goodbye Pittsburgh, Hello Santa Clara: RoboBusiness 2013 Begins “There’s nothing like it in the world! It’s the best! This year, I flew in from California; last year, I flew in from Israel. Whatever it takes, I’m here every year….” .
	Traditional Markets, Emerging Customers RoboBusiness 2012 panelists from ABB, KUKA, FANUC and Energid discuss the real challenges that effect industrial robotics in today's jobs-centric culture.
	Changed a Grocery Chain’s Operations A real example presented at RoboBusiness Leadership Summit 2012 of flexible automation offering a quick return on investment.
	The Funding Challenges Facing Robotics Startups An investment panel examines how to build a successful robotics business from both investors and entrepreneurs at the RoboBusiness Leadership Summit 2012.
	Bossa Nova Robotics Boldy Sets New Direction Martin Hitch, CEO of Bossa Nova Robotics, announced at RoboBusiness 2102 to a packed room that his company was cutting in a new direction with a new product, and that the company’s former cash cow, kids’ robotics (500,000 units), had been sold. Now what?

With the majority of RoboBusiness 2012 sponsoring companies resigned as sponsors for RoboBusiness 2013 in Silicon Valley, available space for sponsors is getting limited.
For sponsorship information, contact Richard Erb today at
508-663-1500 x331 or rerb@ehpub.com

Come together for success when you attend RoboBusiness!