Humanoids Summit Seoul 2026 to mark the next step in its global expansion focused on humanoid robotics and Physical AI. This September 22–23, 2026, the flagship event will hold a two-day conference, at COEX, one of Asia’s leading convention venues in the heart of the city.
The move follows a strong debut in Asia earlier this year with the Tokyo edition, which drew more than 2,000 attendees, close to 300 companies, and participants from over 30 countries, alongside live television coverage. With Seoul now joining Silicon Valley, London, and Tokyo, the Summit is steadily building a connected global platform for the humanoid robotics ecosystem.
Since its launch in Silicon Valley in 2024, Humanoids Summit has positioned itself as a meeting ground for the full value chain bringing together researchers, manufacturers, investors, policymakers, and enterprise leaders working to push humanoid robotics from lab-scale innovation to real-world deployment. The event continues to focus on where technology, manufacturing, capital, and policy intersect.
Seoul is a natural fit for this next chapter. South Korea’s strength across advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, robotics, automotive, and AI makes it one of the most dynamic technology hubs globally, supported by sustained investment and industrial depth.
Over the two-day program, attendees can expect a mix of keynote sessions, executive fireside chats, technical deep dives, startup showcases, investor panels, and live robot demonstrations. The agenda will center on the technologies and strategies shaping commercialization ranging from Physical AI and foundation models to dexterity, mobility, perception, actuators, and large-scale manufacturing, as well as safety and enterprise deployment.
With participation expected from startups, global robotics firms, suppliers, investors, academia, government bodies, and international media, the Seoul edition aims to reinforce the Summit’s role as a key global touchpoint for the rapidly evolving humanoid robotics landscape.
Leadership Comments
“Humanoid robotics is entering a defining decade,” said Modar Alaoui, Founder and Chair of Humanoids Summit and General Partner at ALM Ventures. “As the industry transitions from research and development to commercialization and mass production, we’re entering the era of The Humanoid Economy. South Korea has established itself as one of the world’s leading robotics and advanced manufacturing economies, making Seoul a natural place to bring together the companies, investors, researchers, and policymakers shaping this next chapter.”
Speaker applications, sponsorship opportunities, exhibitor reservations, and attendee registration are now open.
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