Insider Brief
- Frontier Media said it is launching AUTONOMOUS, a robotics and physical AI conference set for July 16 in San Francisco, bringing together more than 500 founders, engineers, investors and enterprise operators
- The one-day event will feature two stages and four content tracks focused on robot intelligence, humanoid systems, real-world deployment and investment trends, as the sector moves from pilot projects toward commercialization
- Frontier Media said AUTONOMOUS will serve as a practitioner-focused forum and marks the company’s first flagship event, with speaker, sponsor and attendee registration now open
Frontier Media said it is launching “Autonomous,” a new conference focused on robotics and physical AI, slated for July 16 in San Francisco.
The company said the one-day event will bring together more than 500 founders, engineers, investors and enterprise operators working across robotics and autonomous systems. Programming will be organized across two stages and four tracks, covering robot intelligence, humanoid systems, real-world deployment and investment trends.
“Robotics has crossed the threshold from research project to commercial reality, and the people building and funding that transition deserve a room built specifically for them,” founder and CEO Rohan Savla said. “Autonomous is that room.”
According to Frontier Media, the event is designed as a practitioner-focused forum rather than a trade show or academic conference, reflecting a shift as robotics companies move from research and pilot programs into commercial deployment.
Frontier Media said it is accepting applications for speakers and sponsors, with registration now open. The event marks the company’s first flagship conference.
