Humanoid Economy Roundtable

What will happen when AI not only gains the ability to think and communicate but also acquires a physical body capable of working in an environment designed for humans? Humanoid robots are rapidly moving from laboratories to factories, warehouses, and the first real operations – opening a completely new chapter in automation. The Humanoid Economy Roundtable will focus on the economy of a world where robotic labor begins to appear alongside human labor on a larger scale. We will discuss where humanoids make real economic sense, how quickly they can penetrate industries, logistics, services, or households, and what will determine their mass adoption – cost, reliability, safety, availability, or a shortage of people? We will also explore the broader impacts of Physical AI. How will the job market and productivity change? How will companies calculate the return on robotic work? Who will own, operate, and service humanoids? And how will the economy transform when part of the physical work ceases to be directly dependent on the availability of humans? The roundtable is built on open discussion and the exchange of experiences and perspectives among participants, rather than on traditional presentations. Who is the event intended for? For representatives from industry, manufacturing, and logistics, technology and robotics companies, CEOs, CTOs, and innovation leaders, investors, economists, automation and AI experts, and other professionals who want to discuss the economic and societal impacts of the emerging era of humanoid robotics.