Intel's John Healy: most enterprise robotics value sits in the installed base
ryanshrout · x · 2026-10-09
At the Six Five Summit, Intel's John Healy argued that most enterprise robotics value already sits in the installed base — robot arms welding car frames, pallet movers on warehouse rails, and AMRs on delivery routes — rather than in new sales. The remarks came in conversation with The Six Five Media hosts.
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