Top Robotics companies speaking at Web Summit Lisbon 2026
Tech News - Here is the list of the Top Robotics companies speaking at Web Summit Lisbon 2026:
List of the Top Robotics companies speaking at Web Summit Lisbon 2026:
1 - Agibot A3 - China
AgiBot's A3 is a full-size humanoid from the world's No.1 humanoid maker by 2025 shipments. At 55kg, it's light enough for one person to carry and has an industry-leading power-to-weight ratio. AgiBot also topped the medal table at its first World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing this August, winning 46 medals, 18 of them gold.
2 - Galbot G1 - China
Galbot's G1 is one of the world's most commercially deployed humanoid robots. It's a wheeled robot with two dexterous arms that works real shifts in shops, pharmacies and factories. It runs 170+ autonomous retail stores across 40+ Chinese cities, staffs China's first pharmacy licensed for robot-assisted dispensing, and has orders from CATL, Bosch and Toyota.
3 - Xynova - China
Xynova's robotic hands take the stage alongside founder Yuxuan Xia. The company builds full-stack solutions for bionic dexterous hands and components for humanoid robots and embodied AI. It became a unicorn after raising around $210 million over four funding rounds. Its industrial backers have a combined market cap above RMB 5 trillion and span electric vehicles, consumer electronics, e-commerce logistics and local services.
4 - AgiBot group - China
From the AgiBot group, PrimeBOT Q1 is billed as the first truly personal humanoid robot. At 88cm it fits in a backpack, and owners can 3D-print its shell, swap its head and clone its voice so every unit is unique.
5 - Galbot ET1 - China
Galbot's ET1, nicknamed "Galaxy Star", is the company's first two-legged humanoid, and it learns by watching. At its August 2026 debut at Beijing's World Robot Conference, it danced live with a street dancer it had never met, copying handstands, floor moves and fast choreography on the spot with no pre-programming. It runs on the same AI brain as Galbot's commercially deployed G1, and it is now learning tennis the same way.
6 - Synthoid AI - China
Xinhai Sun is Founder & CEO of Synthoid.ai, an embodied AI company teaching robots to handle real factory work. Sun leads the development of SaiVLA, an end-to-end Vision-Language-Action model enabling dual-arm robots to perform precise assembly in small-batch, high-mix production, and is driving next-generation world models — JEPA-based architectures and the Future4D world model — for spatiotemporal understanding and predictive reasoning in unstructured real-world tasks.
7 - BrightMaster Robotics - China
Jiawen Hu is President of BrightMaster Robotics, a world leader in construction robotics. The company has put more than 5,200 robots to work across 1,600-plus building projects, covering every stage of construction. Backed by over RMB 15 billion in R&D and more than 3,100 patents, its 50-plus products now operate in 15 countries and regions.
8 - Skild AI - US
Abhinav Gupta is President and Co-Foundee of Skild AI and a Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. Formerly a founding research lead at FAIR Robotics, he focuses on building a general-purpose robot brain toward AGI.
9 - Starship Technologies - Estonia
Co-founder and CEO of Starship Technologies, Ahti Heinla was a founding member of Skype. He now leads the world’s largest autonomous robot fleet, with nearly 10 million deliveries completed across global campuses and grocery networks.
10 - All3 - UK
Rodion Shishkov is the co-founder and CEO of All3, a European physical AI and robotics company. He is a serial entrepreneur and technology executive known for building and scaling transformative platforms across telecoms, logistics, and robotics.
11 - Botifull - France
Maxime Le Berre, 25, is the co-founder of Botifull.ai, a company deploying humanoid receptionist robots. Before Botifull, he studied at UC Berkeley and HEC Paris, where he founded his first startup.
12 - Lunar Outpost - US
Justin Cyrus is building the next generation of lunar mobility and infrastructure systems to support sustained human operations beyond Earth. Under his leadership, Lunar Outpost has achieved several industry firsts across advanced spacecraft and robotics.
13 - Machina Labs - US
Co-Founder and CEO of Machina Labs, Edward Mehr integrates AI-driven robotics into flexible production systems for aerospace, defense, and automotive leaders. Before founding Machina, Ed helped develop the world’s largest metal 3D printer at Relativity Space to transform rocket manufacturing. A former CTO and co-founder of cybersecurity firm Averon, his engineering career also includes key technical roles at SpaceX, Google, and Microsoft in automation and aerospace.
14 - Bagel Labs - Canada
Bidhan Roy is founder and CEO of Bagel Labs, a physical AI research lab building world models for robotics. He was previously a ML lead at Amazon Alexa.
15 - Generative Bionics - Italy
Daniele Pucci is an Italian roboticist and CEO of Generative Bionics, an IIT spin-off developing Physical AI-powered humanoid robots for manufacturing and healthcare. His work focuses on bringing autonomous humanoids from research into real-world applications.
