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Tensr × Foxglove · Actuate 26 · August 18–19, 2026 · San Francisco

Tensr at Actuate 26

Foxglove’s annual robotics developer conference drew more than a thousand builders to Fort Mason. Tensr exhibited hardware made on its Emeryville floor.

Attendees streaming past the ACTUATE 26 wall inside the Festival Pavilion

Doors · Actuate 26 · Fort Mason, San Francisco Photo · Foxglove

San Francisco, August 19, 2026 — Tensr exhibited at Actuate 26, Foxglove’s annual robotics developer conference, held August 18–19 at the Festival Pavilion, Fort Mason Center. The conference drew more than a thousand robotics developers, with talks from Wayve, Aurora, Physical Intelligence, Zipline, Shield AI, Google DeepMind, and NVIDIA.

Announcing the program in July, Foxglove co-founder and chief executive Adrian Macneil said “Physical AI has graduated from the lab to the real world,” and named scaling it the industry’s defining challenge. The two days ran to that theme, across robot foundation models, simulation, fleet operations, deployment, and production-grade reliability.

Thanks for coming to visit us at Actuate!

The Festival Pavilion at Fort Mason Center on San Francisco Bay, seen from the hill above
Festival Pavilion, Fort Mason · the venue · Aug 18–19
The Tensr founders and visitors around the booth table, TENSR posters on both walls
The booth · two days of robots
Two founders talking with a visitor over a sticker-covered laptop at the booth
Founders on the floor · day two
A speaker on the Actuate 26 mainstage in front of a wall-sized robotics data visualization
The mainstage · two days of talks Photo · Foxglove
The Tensr team at their Actuate 2026 booth
The Tensr team · Actuate 2026
Manufacture with us poster: the booth invitation, Tensr, Bay Area, California
Invitation · from the print kit · Fig. 02
Mission poster: manufacturing robots for low Earth orbit, Tensr with the ISS National Laboratory and CASIS
Mission · from the print kit · Fig. 03
Orbit poster: the ISS National Lab traced at 422 km, 7.67 km/s, 92 minute orbit
Orbit · from the print kit · Fig. 04
Build More Robots poster: robotic factories building robots, prototype to volume, Bay Area, CA
Production · from the print kit · Fig. 05

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