Traditionally, adopting robotics has been an expensive, complex and time-intensive capital project. However, advances in AI, 3D printing and digital twins are lowering costs and accelerating automation.

At RoboBusiness 2022, Robota Labs President Juan Aparicio will detail how these innovations are transforming factory and warehouse robotics. His session will cut through hype to uncover real-world applications based on current deployments.

Aparicio is on a mission to scale and democratize robotics access beyond just large manufacturers. His work enabling AI and automation has been featured across major media outlets.

Through Robota Labs, Aparicio provides manufacturers a low-risk pathway to deploy the latest robotics capabilities. He formerly led automation research at Siemens and product efforts at Rapid Robotics and Ready Robotics.

An advisor for the Advanced Robotics Manufacturing Institute and A3, Aparicio received MIT Technology Review's Innovator Under 35 award among other honors. His RoboBusiness session will share how emerging technologies can make automation more accessible.

With over 60 speakers and 100 exhibitors, RoboBusiness connects the robotics ecosystem across service, industrial and healthcare sectors. Aparicio's expertise demonstrates how innovations in AI and digitization are driving a new era in practical, scalable automation.

RoboBusiness will be co-located with the Field Robotics Engineering Forum on wide-area outdoor robotics, as well as DeviceTalks West medical device conference. The combined events attract both business and engineering professionals across industries pursuing robotics advances.

Aparicio exemplifies RoboBusiness's commitment to insights that accelerate real-world robotics adoption. By bridging hype and actuality, his session aims to unlock automation opportunities for a broader range of organizations.