DATE: September 16, 2026
TIME: 04:00 PM EDT/ 1:00 PM PDT
For large retailers, every minute a robot spends charging, waiting to charge, or offline for battery maintenance is time it is not cleaning floors, gathering data, or delivering value. As fleets expand across hundreds of stores, maximizing performance requires more than selecting the right robot, battery, or charger independently. These components must operate as a coordinated energy system.
This session explores the opportunities that emerge where wireless charging infrastructure and battery technology intersect. Attendees will learn how aligning charge schedules, opportunity-charging strategies, battery operating parameters, and robot duty cycles can increase fleet availability, support battery longevity, reduce manual intervention, and create more consistent performance across locations.
The speakers will examine how data and decisions shared across the battery and charging system can improve energy utilization, inform maintenance planning, and help operators scale fleets without proportionally increasing operational complexity.
Through real-world deployment insights, the session will offer practical guidance for designing charging and battery strategies around how robots actually work in the field.
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