Physical AI

Day 2 | Free Track


09:30 - 09:45 AM

Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

Chairpersons welcome and opening remarks.


09:45 - 10:15 AM

Keynote: The Enterprise Era of Physical AI

Physical AI is rapidly moving beyond research labs and controlled environments into enterprise operations. From manufacturing and logistics to healthcare, energy and critical infrastructure, organisations are beginning to deploy autonomous systems capable of understanding, reasoning and acting in the physical world. Explore the technological breakthroughs driving this transition, where investment is accelerating, and what business leaders should expect over the coming years.

Discussion points include:

  • Why Physical AI has reached an enterprise tipping point.
  • The industries seeing the fastest adoption.
  • The technologies making large-scale deployment possible.
  • The commercial opportunities and barriers ahead.

10:20- 11:00 AM

Panel: Scaling Physical AI – Moving Beyond Proof of Concept

While many organisations have demonstrated promising pilots, few have successfully deployed Physical AI at enterprise scale. This panel explores the operational, organisational and technical challenges of moving from experimentation to production.

Key discussion points:

  • Building the business case for Physical AI.
  • Integrating autonomous systems into existing operations.
  • Workforce readiness and organisational change.
  • Measuring ROI and long-term value.

11:05 - 11:35

Fireside: AI Scientists – The Next Frontier of Enterprise Innovation

Agentic AI is beginning to transform scientific discovery by autonomously designing experiments, analysing results and accelerating innovation across pharmaceuticals, materials science and advanced manufacturing. Discover how organisations are combining foundation models with laboratory automation to reshape research and development.


11:35 AM - 12:05 PM

Networking Break


12:05 - 12:35 PM

Presentation: From Smarter Robots to Robots That Matter

Ryan explores a simple question: if robots are getting so much smarter, why don’t we see them everywhere? Building from his experiences shipping thousands of fully autonomous robots into real-world production settings, this talk argues that the challenge isn’t intelligence, but fitting these systems into the messy, complex reality of how work actually gets done. It offers a new way of thinking about what’s needed to truly scale robotics at a global level.


12:40 - 13:10 PM

Presentation: Training Machines for the Real World

Successful Physical AI systems depend on far more than increasingly powerful foundation models. Discover how organisations are using simulation, synthetic data and digital twins to train, validate and continuously improve autonomous systems before deployment.

Topics include:

  • Digital twins.
  • Synthetic data generation.
  • Simulation environments.
  • Model evaluation.
  • Bridging the simulation-to-reality gap.

13:10- 14:10 PM

Lunch Break


14:45 - 15:15 PM

Fireside: Building the Physical AI Stack – From Foundation Models to Autonomous Machines

How are digital twins, modern methods of construction and emerging Physical AI technologies beginning to reshape the built environment?

This fireside explores the journey from digital representation to physical execution, where robotics and autonomous systems can deliver genuine value, and what needs to happen for these technologies to scale across real-world construction.


15:20 - 15:50 PM

Presentation: Remote Robotics Operations at Scale – Safety, Autonomy & Industrial Deployment

Remote Robotics Operations at Scale – Safety, Autonomy & Industrial Deployment

• How robotics, AI, and remote operations are transforming inspection and monitoring in energy infrastructure
• Building trusted autonomous systems that operate reliably in harsh, safety-critical environments


15:50 - 16:00 PM

Chairperson's Closing Remarks