RoboBusiness 2026 Opens Applications for Startup Alley
RoboBusiness 2026 has officially launched its call for startups, inviting innovative robotics companies to apply for a spot in the event’s Startup Alley. The conference, scheduled for October 20–21 in Santa Clara, California, will offer selected startups a complimentary 10×10 booth on the exhibition floor. The application deadline is August 12, 2026.
The program is seeking startups developing complete robotic systems, components, or software platforms who want to showcase their work to a broad audience of industry professionals.
Benefits and Requirements
Chosen participants will gain valuable networking opportunities with fellow robotics developers, component suppliers, and potential investors. In addition to the free booth space, select startups may also take part in the Startup Showcase, where they can deliver a short presentation on the Engineering Theater stage. This session provides additional visibility to the RoboBusiness audience.
The event also features the Pitchfire Robotics Startup Competition, open to both emerging startups and investors looking to compete.
Event Details and Deadlines
Described as the premier event for commercial robotics developers, RoboBusiness brings together experts in robotics and AI to discuss cutting-edge research, industry trends, and real-world applications across manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, logistics, and other sectors. The conference has been a leading forum for commercial robotics development and trends for 20 years.
How to Apply
Interested robotics startups can apply through the official form available on the RoboBusiness website. For inquiries about conference programming, contact Steve Crowe at scrowe@wtwhmedia.com. Sponsorship and exhibition questions should be directed to Colleen Sepich at csepich@wtwhmedia.com.
RoboBusiness is produced by WTWH Media, which also publishes The Robot Report and Automated Warehouse, and organizes the Robotics Summit & Expo.
The source for this article is https://www.therobotreport.com/calling-all-robotics-startups-apply-to-robobusiness-startup-alley/.