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As the demand for robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) and software-as-a-service (SaaS) grows, opportunities emerge for suppliers to capitalize on this trend. At RoboBusiness 2024, Ilia Baranov, co-founder and CEO of Polymath Robotics Inc., is set to impart his insights and guidance.
According to a report by Fortune Enterprise Insights, the global SaaS market size reached an impressive $237.55 billion in 2023. According to the analysis agency’s forecast, the market is expected to experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.4% over the next ten years, ultimately exceeding $1 trillion in value by 2032.
In 2022, Polymath Robotics’ software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering includes autonomous navigation solutions specifically designed for off-highway vehicles. The company’s San Francisco headquarters are home to its flagship product, the Polymath autonomy engine, touted as providing foundational autonomy capabilities.
Ilya Baranov, CTO, Polymath Robotics
According to Polymath, their engine excels at handling path planning, navigating through complex environments, and detecting and circumventing obstacles. The corporation’s team of roboticists, software engineers, and machine learning experts has developed a robust security layer featuring an auto-stop function. The company provides services to a range of sectors, including agriculture, mining, and protection industries, among its diverse client base.
Baranov will present battle-tested strategies at RoboBusiness for launching a small robotics venture as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)-focused company. He will discuss what Polymath Robotics has built so far, where it’s headed, what’s happening in the funding landscape, and where the broader community is trending.
Prior to joining his current organization, Baranov oversaw robotics teams at Amazon, where he contributed to developing software for the company’s Astro home robot. As a pioneer in his field, he also contributed to the development of Clearpath Robotics from its inception. Baranov described his approach as adopting a “Swiss Army knife” mindset, where finding the fastest and most adaptable solution often takes precedence over the ideal one.
About RoboBusiness 2024
, which takes place Oct. The RoboBusiness Conference, held annually in Santa Clara, California, serves as a premier gathering for key players in the fields of economic robots and robotics companies, with events focused on 16 and 17. Early hen registration .
As the premier event for business leaders in the robotics industry, RoboBusiness 2024 converges technology and investment opportunities to empower entrepreneurs and innovators in building successful robotics enterprises. Thousands of robotics specialists from around the globe will converge for this milestone event.
The RoboBusiness event will boast a robust lineup of more than 60 speakers, showcase over 100 exhibitors with live demos on the exhibition floor, offer 10+ hours of dedicated networking opportunities, and much more.
On this occasion, we pay tribute to Rodney Brooks, co-founder and chief technical officer at Strong AI; Sergey Levine, co-founder of Body Intelligence and affiliate professor at UC Berkeley; Claire Delaunay, Chief Technology Officer at Farm-NG; and Torrey Smith, co-founder and CEO of Endiatx.
The event may even feature a keynote panel titled “Driving the Way Forward for Robotics Innovation,” comprising Amit Goel, head of robotics at edge AI ecosystem at NVIDIA; John Bubnikovich, president of ABB Robotics US; Eric Truebenbach, managing director of Teradyne Robotics Ventures; and Joan-Wilhelm Schwarze, senior global innovation supervisor at DHL.
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