AGIBOT to Discuss Scaling Humanoids from Lab to Real-World Deployment at RoboBusiness
While generative AI has reshaped the digital landscape, the next frontier is in the physical world: making embodied AI scalable and commercially viable. For large enterprises and growing startups, the main challenge is not algorithm training alone, but the systematic deployment of hardware that can operate in complex human environments.
Yinghao Song, AGIBOT's head of North America and product lead, will deliver a presentation titled "Scaling Humanoids from Lab to Real-World Deployment" at RoboBusiness 2026. The event is scheduled for October 20-21 in Santa Clara, California, and Song's talk will take place on the first day at 1:15 p.m. Pacific Time.
Song will outline a strategic blueprint for moving advanced robotics from pilot projects to global go-to-market execution. Drawing on AGIBOT's experience in rapid scaling, he will cover three key areas: the distinctive investment logic behind the humanoid and quadruped industries; the supply chain dynamics necessary for achieving mass-production milestones; and the ROI frameworks that enterprises require before adopting robotic integration.
Song will also discuss the critical "software-hardware gap." He will explain how modular software architectures and open SDKs enable partners to implement full-size humanoids and highly dexterous robotic hands across sectors such as automotive, manufacturing, logistics, and unstructured research environments.
Session attendees will gain practical guidance on identifying high-value robotics applications, fostering sustainable developer communities, and executing effective global scaling strategies to remain competitive in the embodied AI landscape of 2026.
AGIBOT is a global developer of embodied AI and comprehensive robotic systems. Yinghao Song earned an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, combining technical expertise with commercial strategy for industrial hardware and software.
In his roles, Song oversees AGIBOT's international go-to-market execution, product positioning, and developer ecosystem development. He states that his focus is on accelerating the commercial adoption of full-size humanoids, advanced quadruped robots, and dexterous hands in industrial and research settings, thereby narrowing the divide between advanced intelligence and enterprise-level scalability.
RoboBusiness 2026 is a premier event for developers of commercial robots. It offers attendees the latest perspectives from robotics and AI experts on frontier research, industry trends, and novel applications in manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, logistics, and other fields.
The conference will also include networking occasions, such as the Mix and Mingle reception on day one, allowing participants to interact with fellow professionals.
Full conference passes provide access to all keynotes, technical sessions, networking receptions, and special events. Discounts are offered for academic institutions, associations, and corporate groups. For discount program details, contact [email protected].
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