Making Robots Work Better, Together at Automate 2026
The robotics industry has a scaling problem, and it has little to do with the number of robots available. Walk almost any factory or distribution center floor today and you'll find autonomous machines from a growing list of vendors, each with its own form factor, its own protocols, and its own fleet manager. Individually, they work. Together, they too often don't. Those islands of automation create coordination bottlenecks that quietly erode the return every automation investment was supposed to deliver.