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India Robotics Expo 2024 to Highlight Indigenous Humanoid Automation - RobotWale News

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India Robotics Expo 2024 to Highlight Indigenous Humanoid Automation - RobotWale News

Event Announced for New Delhi

The National Robotics & Automation Expo 2024 has officially been scheduled to take place in New Delhi from October 15th to 17th. This premier event aims to bridge the gap between global robotic innovation and the Indian manufacturing sector. Organized by the Robotics Association of India, the expo will serve as a central platform for showcasing the latest advancements in humanoid robotics and industrial automation.

Humanoid Robot Launches

Several domestic startups are expected to unveil cost-effective humanoid robots at the venue. Pricing is expected to range between ₹15 lakhs and ₹50 lakhs, significantly lower than international counterparts which often exceed ₹2 crores. Industry experts believe this pricing strategy will accelerate adoption in the Indian automotive and textile sectors. The focus remains on creating robots suitable for the local infrastructure and workforce requirements.

Global and Local Participation

While the event highlights indigenous innovation, it also invites international exhibitors to collaborate. Key themes include collaborative robots, AI integration, and safety protocols for human-robot interaction. The expo floor will feature live demonstrations, including humanoid models performing logistics tasks and basic manipulation.

Market Impact and Future Outlook

With the government pushing for 'Make in India' in the technology sector, this expo is anticipated to attract significant investment. Stakeholders expect the event to facilitate partnerships between robotics firms and large-scale manufacturing units across the country. The discussions will also cover regulatory frameworks and safety standards for humanoid deployment in public spaces.

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