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The Robotoplus stand wall at CONNEXUS 2026 in Varna: a white humanoid robot in a wide stance beside the line Humanoids and robot dogs for every environment, with the organisers' logos along the top.

Meet our humanoids and robot dog at CONNEXUS 2026 in Varna

Robotoplus is exhibiting at CONNEXUS 2026, the Black Sea Technology Forum, which runs from 5 to 7 October 2026 at Hotel Cherno More in Varna. It is the forum's first edition, and automation and robotics is one of its thematic streams, next to artificial intelligence, smart cities, marine technology and tourism. We are in the expo zone throughout, with the AGIBOT A3, the AGIBOT X2 and a D1 robot dog on the stand.

What is on the stand.
The A3 is the full-size humanoid, built to the proportions of an adult, and it is the one a crowd gathers around when it moves. The X2 is the compact humanoid, small and light enough to work close to people: at a reception desk, in a shop, on a stage. The D1 is a four-legged robot. It walks where wheels cannot go and carries cameras and sensors along a route, so its job is to go and look at something, not to pick it up. All of them are AGIBOT machines, and Robotoplus is AGIBOT's official partner, so the models in the hall are the models we supply.
What a stand can tell you, and what it cannot.
A few minutes beside a working robot answer what a brochure does not: how it moves, how much noise it makes, what it does when somebody steps in front of it, how much room it needs. A stand does not tell you whether the machine suits your own floor, your own task and your own working day. That is settled on your premises. It is why we run workshops and bounded proof-of-concept projects, and why part of the range can be rented before anything is bought.
What to bring.
A task, not a wish list. Tell us what has to be done, where, how often, and who does it today. A hotel that wants guests greeted, a plant that wants an inspection route walked and a school that wants a machine to teach with need different robots. We would sooner say on the first day that a job belongs to a fixed industrial robot, or to no robot yet, than sell the wrong machine. The wall behind the stand names the fields we are asked about most often: industry, security, retail, events, education, hotels and healthcare.
If you are not in Varna.
The same conversation works by phone or on a visit. Send us the task through the contact page and say whether you want to buy, to rent for an event, or to test first. The programme and the tickets are on the forum's own site, linked below this article.

Event website: CONNEXUS 2026 (opens in a new tab)

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