Robotics is expanding far beyond the factory floor — into homes, warehouses, agriculture, healthcare, and last-mile delivery. As robots take on new forms and environments, they introduce new electrical challenges: higher power density, battery-driven mobility, sensitive electronics operating near motors and motion, and exposure to harsher or less predictable conditions than traditional equipment. These shifts are creating circuit protection problems that didn't exist a decade ago. In this seminar, Littelfuse will explore how the rapid growth of the robotics industry is reshaping design priorities around safety, reliability, and performance. We'll discuss common failure points across battery systems, motor control, sensing, and power conversion, and how the right combination of fuses, TVS diodes, MOVs, and other protection technologies can help engineers design more resilient robotic systems — no matter where those robots end up working.
Field Application Engineer
