Robotics 24/7 announces session submission call for 2026 Robotics Applications Conference

The fifth annual virtual conference will take place on September 16

By Robotics 24/7 Staff    January 6, 2026         

Robotics 24/7 announces session submission call for 2026 Robotics Applications Conference

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Robotics 24/7 and Peerless Media are now accepting session submissions for the 2026 Robotics Applications Conference (RAC 26).

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Robotics 24/7 announces session submission call for 2026 Robotics Applications Conference

Peerless Media

Robotics 24/7 and Peerless Media are now accepting session submissions for the 2026 Robotics Applications Conference (RAC 26).

FRAMINGHAM, MA - Robotics 24/7, a Peerless Media brand and the premier online resource covering the global robotics and automation industry, has opened its session submission process for the 2026 Robotics Applications Conference (RAC 26).

The fifth-annual Robotics Applications Conference will take place virtually on September 16, offering a premier platform to showcase real-world deployment success stories across logistics, manufacturing, supply chain and warehousing operations.

Host a RAC 26 session

Organizations and industry experts interested in speaking and sponsoring a session at RAC 26 are invited to submit a proposal. Session submissions are open now and close on May 1.

The Robotics Applications Conference is a one-day virtual event that brings together end users, developers, engineers, designers, entrepreneurs, integrators and technology leaders from across the global robotics ecosystem.

Potential session topics include:

Celebrating five years of RAC

RAC 26 marks the fifth anniversary of this annual virtual summit produced by Robotics 24/7. The 2025 Robotics Applications Conference featured seven in-depth sessions, where industry veterans, analysts, end users and system integrators examined the evolving robotics landscape.

“This event continues to grow, and serves as an incredible opportunity for robotics operators, vendors, thought leaders, integrators and users to have integral conversations with each other about their deployments,” Culverhouse said. “As we prepare for the fifth Robotics Applications Conference, I’m excited to share these stories with our audience and connect the robotics ecosystem for a full day of critically important sessions.”

From artificial intelligence and ASRS to warehouse software and robotics in manufacturing, RAC delivers practical, deployment-focused insights designed to help its global audience better understand and apply robotics and automation technologies.

 

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