No magic. Just scarily good engineering. 👻🪄

Humanoid robots are getting more capable. But there’s still a gap between a wow-worthy demo and production-ready performance.

Where do they make sense today?
How should you evaluate them?
And what should you watch heading into 2027?

We break it down: bit.ly/47TJA4A

Space is a tough place to learn on the job. 🚀

In our next Automate LIVE, Teltrium’s Alexander Schepelmann and Intel’s Ricky Watts join Jana Martin to explore what space robotics teaches us about dependable automation.

Set a reminder: bit.ly/4ir0MUa

#AutomateLIVE

Final call to bring what you know to the Automate stage.

Automate Conference proposals are due October 30.

👉 bit.ly/4hJLKJR

A great mentor doesn’t always give you the answer. Sometimes they listen, ask questions, and help you find your own direction.

Watch the full episode on leading the way forward: bit.ly/4hMAsok

Manufacturing technology has advanced. But the way many teams approach continuous improvement hasn't.

Jesse Aust of Retrocausal shares how their AI copilots can cut the time spent collecting and analyzing process data to help make continuous improvement a little more continuous.

We’re taking Automate LIVE to space. 🚀

Alexander Schepelmann, robotics and AI expert at Teltrium and former NASA Glenn Research Center engineer, and Intel’s Ricky Watts join Jana Martin to explore what working beyond Earth teaches us about intelligent automation back home. ://t.co/197VELVHWW

#Automate2027 #AutomateLIVE

What if you could show a robot what to do instead of programming every move?

@evanbeard of @standardbots explains how physical AI is helping robots learn from demonstrations, handle variation, and take on jobs that have traditionally been difficult to automate.

Watch the full nversation: bit.ly/4zHNcmn

The #Automate2027 exhibitor list is officially here!

Start exploring the companies you want to see in Las Vegas and build your show-floor plan early.

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What happens to the workforce as AI becomes more capable?

In this Automate REWIND conversation, experts from BSI share how governance can be a competitive advantage and why it's important to lean in responsibly.

Watch the full conversation: bit.ly/4hJhEow

If you have experience, lessons, or expertise driving the automation industry forward, we want to hear them.

The Automate Conference brings together the topics and trends shaping how we work with robotics, AI, and other automation technologies. Join us in shaping the future of oposals are due October 30: bit.ly/4hJLKJR

Medical automation is moving beyond the operating room. From lab automation and pharmaceutical production to AMRs in hospital hallways, see the priorities shaping healthcare and life sciences in 2027.

Read more: bit.ly/4jDnf2e

Robots are really good at doing exactly what they’re told. But what happens when the job doesn’t stay exactly the same?

The next generation of robots will learn more like people: by demonstration and doing. AI is giving them new ways to adapt when the task or conditions change. doesn't follow the program, they can adjust in real time. 🦾

Automate is the ultimate team upskilling opportunity for any company working with or thinking about industrial automation.

Here's why: bit.ly/4yE0xvu

Physical-world context is still one of the big challenges for AI-powered robotics.

As robots move outside cages and near people, the question becomes what is and what isn't ready yet.

Watch the full interview for answers: bit.ly/3TBvxNG

We're celebrating #WomeninRobotics this week with a very special Automate LIVE.

👉 Wednesday, October 7 at 11 AM

If you're building a career in automation or thinking about starting one, these are the voices you want to guide you.

Watch here: bit.ly/4iE7Xdh
oboticsDay

One week until Automate LIVE.

Join us on October 7 at 11 AM CDT in support of Women in Robotics Day.

It all happens here: bit.ly/4iE7Xdh

Sometimes the hardest part of machine vision isn’t the camera. It’s the lighting. 💡

David Guy at UnitX shares how DeteX brings lighting and AI-powered inspection together in a smart camera built for the production line.

Watch the full interview to learn more.

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Automation is getting better at handling the real world. Even when it's messy, hazardous, unpredictable, and all.

Learn how vision, AI, mobile robotics, software, and data are paving the way in industries like agriculture, mining + hospitality.

Part 2 of our Industries e.

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What does a career for women in robotics really look like?

On Oct. 7, Jane Heffner of Teradyne and Mikell Taylor of GM’s Autonomous Robotics Center join Automate LIVE for a candid conversation about the challenges, turning points, and people who helped shape their careers.

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