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This November, we had the incredible opportunity to join our new partners at Globant for Converge. Converge is a tech event for game changers—an annual global summit that brings together visionaries, daring thought leaders, and influential speakers at the forefront of technology. It features inspiring talks about the future of software development, the essential role of AI authenticity, and the emergence of integrated experiences, challenging brave thinkers to push the limits in this fast-paced era.
Held partly live from the brand-new Intuit Dome, our team joined other executives and partners to connect and explore the latest advancements in AI and robotic innovation. Some of our friends were even serving drinks—yes, robots serving drinks! We were thrilled to showcase our newest addition, Spark. A quadruped robot designed to showcase the value of dog-like robots in industrial settings; Spark’s ability to navigate complex environments, provide real-time data, and assist with tasks is revolutionizing how we think about robotics in industry.
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Our partnership with Globant highlights how smart RobOps supports automation as a crucial component of digital transformation. Together, we’re working to integrate AI-powered solutions that optimize operations, enhance efficiency, and drive innovation. This collaboration enables us to push the boundaries of what's possible in robotics and AI. Learn more about our partnership here.
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One of the highlights of the Converge webcast was the fireside chat between Ramiro Diaz Trepat, CTO at InOrbit, and Diego Tartara, Global CTO at Globant. Their conversation explored the future of robotics, AI, and technological innovation. It’s a must-see for anyone interested in the next wave of tech breakthroughs. Check out the YouTube video of their conversation below.
For more insights, we suggest watching the entire Converge stream here, Explore innovations from other great Globant partners and see how we’re collectively driving change in this dynamic and transformative space.
