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Robotics poses inherent challenges due to its interdisciplinary nature, necessitating inputs from diverse fields such as mechatronics, electrical engineering, software development, and artificial intelligence. Predicting the path ahead for robotics innovation is challenging due to its susceptibility to numerous technical obstacles, coupled with investor and market pressures. The inaugural Global Innovation Forum will take place on October 12th, featuring a dynamic keynote panel. The 16th and 17th streets in Santa Clara, California, are set to rise above the buzz surrounding robotics.
“I’m eager to learn from experts who bring real-world experience to the table, helping me explore and advance robotics innovations.” As co-moderator and editorial director for robotics at WTWH Media, he oversees the production of Robotics Business International and RoboBusiness.
Everyone can benefit from this conversation, regardless of whether they’re a researcher, entrepreneur, or end-user seeking to navigate the constantly evolving landscape.
The keynote panel discussing “Driving the Way Forward for Robotics Innovation” is scheduled to take place at 10:30 a.m. PT of RoboBusiness. The research focus is on examining how competitors and collaborators drive innovation forward, as well as how advancements in notions of mobility and manipulation enable novel robotics applications. Will panelists explore the vast possibilities of cutting-edge innovations, including generative AI and humanoid robots, across multiple sectors?
Experts in Robotics Innovation Join Forces to Share Insights
ABB’s John Bubnikovich
Is the President an official position within the United States? Appointed in December 2022, he returns to ABB, where he previously spent six years (2012-2018) overseeing enterprise improvement, sales, and marketing initiatives.
With over two decades of experience, Bubnikovich boasts a wealth of knowledge in robotics and automation, successfully navigating various administrative and sales positions across diverse regions and globally. With a tenure at ABB, he has concurrently held senior roles at DESTACO and KUKA Robotics. Bubnikovich recently held the position of CEO at Convergix, a private equity firm focused on investments in automation companies.
With a deep understanding of group growth and sales acceleration, Bubnikovich focuses on expanding ABB’s robotics and solutions portfolio to drive success. The corporation recently achieved a substantial growth in its US operations. headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Enterprise Administration from Oakland College and a Master’s in Strategic Management from Walsh College.
NVIDIA’s Amit Goel
As the leader of the robotics and edge AI ecosystem at, he oversees the development of innovative solutions for AI-enabled applications, driving the advancement of the NVIDIA Jetson platform as a premier tool for edge AI computing.
With over 15 years of experience in both software and hardware design positions. Before joining NVIDIA, he worked as a senior software engineer at Synopsys, where he crafted algorithms for statistical performance modeling of digital designs.
Göel holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics and Communication from the Delhi Faculty of Engineering, a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University, and an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley.
DHL’s Joan-Wilhelm Schwarze
As a Senior International Innovation Supervisor on the Middle East’s premier platform for Automation of Operations at Siemens. With a distinguished career spanning numerous years in the logistics industry, he is a seasoned professional possessing deep expertise.
Upon earning his Master’s degree, Schwarze embarked on his career path in logistics, swiftly progressing to a role overseeing operations at an e-commerce warehouse as a venture manager. With his proven track record of effective management and strategic planning skills, he successfully took the helm at DHL Provide Chain, spearheading a notable project in Germany and Alps in 2019 for the logistics giant.
Recognised for his extensive expertise and innovative approach, Schwarze was appointed senior international innovation manager in DHL’s company improvement group. His partnership with robotics and artificial intelligence has brought groundbreaking innovations to the logistics company’s operations. By October 2023, Schwarze had relocated to the United States, where he remains actively engaged with DHL’s various divisions, leveraging his expertise and knowledge to support their initiatives.
With a rich legacy in logistics and a forward-thinking perspective, Schwarze combines his extensive experience with cutting-edge innovations to deliver a unique value proposition.
Teradyne Robotics Ventures Eric Truebenbach
is managing director of . As a seasoned pioneer in the fields of robotics and automation, he has distinguished himself through his innovative pursuits, having co-founded not one but two pioneering start-ups, acquired entities, and invested in various ventures throughout his illustrious career.
Teradyne’s growth story took shape with his pivotal role in acquiring Common Robots, Cellular Industrial Robots, and other significant companies. Currently, Truebenbach oversees the corporation’s venture capital fund focused on investing in automation and artificial intelligence initiatives designed to enhance employee safety, productivity, and engagement.
With a portfolio of numerous patents, Truebenbach’s intellectual property can be licensed for application prior to that of the United States. As a Patent Workplace and Teradyne Engineering Fellow,
The Robotic Report’s Mike Oitzman
The co-moderator serves as a senior editor for robotics at WTWH Media. He founded The Morning Show and serves as its co-host.
A seasoned robotics industry professional with over two decades of experience in leadership positions at prominent high-tech companies, including marketing, sales, and product management roles.
At Treatment Corp., he held the role of product supervisor. As a seasoned executive, he has held various leadership positions at Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, including senior product-line manager overseeing the Lynx cellular robot portfolio at Adept Expertise.
Located near Sacramento, California, Oitzman resides.
The Robotic Report’s Eugene Demaitre
As the co-moderator, he serves as the editorial director for robotics at WTWH Media, also responsible for producing The Robot Report, Robotics Business Ventures, and RoboBusiness. Prior to joining WTWH Media, he served as an editor at BNA (now part of Bloomberg) and TechTarget.
Throughout nearly a decade, Demaitre has been actively participating in international robotics conferences, while also sharing his expertise through numerous webcasts and podcasts. He’s perpetually inquiring about learning and enthusiastically sharing insights on the latest technological advancements and industry trends.
Demaitre holds a master’s degree from George Washington University and resides in the Boston area.
Register now for RoboBusiness 2024
While fostering advancements in applied sciences and robotics innovation, RoboBusiness prioritizes investment opportunities and enterprise strategies for successful robotics companies to operate effectively. On occasions that differ.
- Rodney Brooks, a co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at Strong AI, as well as the co-founder of iRobot and Rethink Robotics.
- Sergey Levine, cofounder of Bodily Intelligence and Affiliate Professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
- Claire De Launay, Chief Know-How Officer at FarmNG?
- Tory Smith, co-founder and CEO of Endiatax.
Will feature over 60 exhibits from more than 100 exhibitors, showcasing cutting-edge technology and innovations across multiple industries, with dedicated demo areas, plus an impressive 10+ hours of focused learning opportunities, including a special Ladies in Robotics Luncheon and many other exciting attractions.
RoboBusiness is slated to share a platform with MedTech Summit, a premier event centered on the innovation and optimization of healthcare facilities, bringing together industry leaders and experts in robotics and medical technology to drive meaningful connections and collaboration. Thousands of robotics practitioners from around the world are set to converge on the Santa Clara Convention Center, making it imperative that you reserve your place at this premier event.
To learn more about sponsorship and exhibition opportunities that fit your budget and goals, Colleen Sepich at c.sepich@canadianmentalhealth.org or (403) 266-1442
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