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Daniele Pucci on Why Humanoid Robots Need a Sense of Touch
Daniele Pucci on Why Humanoid Robots Need a Sense of Touch
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Get a direct line to the biggest names and brightest minds in robotics, Physical AI, and automation. Automated with Brian Heater brings you long-form conversations and unfiltered insights into how we got here, where we’re going, and what’s behind the technologies that are shaping how we live and work.
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- Daniele Pucci on Why Humanoid Robots Need a Sense of Touch · 51 perc · 67. epizódA humanoid robot’s skin can be part of its intelligence. Daniele Pucci is building around that idea at Generative Bionics. The company’s co-founder and CEO joins Brian Heater to…
- Boris Sofman on Bedrock Robotics, Waymo, and Autonomous Construction · 51 perc · 66. epizódBoris Sofman helped bring Cozmo into people’s homes and Waymo’s vehicles onto public roads. At Bedrock Robotics, he is applying those lessons to construction equipment. Update…
- Rodney Brooks on Physical AI, Robot Safety and Real-World Deployment · 49 perc · 65. epizódA useful robot has to earn its place in someone’s workflow. For Rodney Brooks, that means safe interactions, measurable results, and customers who want more. Recorded in front of…
- Dr. Jan Zizka on Brightpick and the Future of Warehouse Automation · 54 perc · 64. epizódWhat would it take for one person to manage an entire warehouse? Brightpick CEO Dr. Jan Zizka sees that future taking shape through AI-powered picking, autonomous night shifts…
- Jagdeep Singh: Teaching Robots From Internet Video at Rhoda AI · 60 perc · 63. epizódWhat if the biggest bottleneck in robotics is the way robots are taught? Jagdeep Singh believes the industry needs a much larger and more diverse source of training data to build…
- Andie Zhang on Why Industrial Robots Still Beat Humanoids · 1 óra 1 perc · 62. epizódHumanoid robots are receiving more attention than almost any other form of physical AI. But Andie Zhang says factory buyers still care more about speed, precision, reliability…
- Karen Panetta on Digital Twins, Inclusive AI and Engineering for Impact · 47 perc · 61. epizódAI should not be judged only by how advanced it is. It should also be judged by who it helps and who its designers remembered to include. In this episode of Automated, Brian…
- Dr. Ahmad Bahai on the Semiconductor Race Behind AI and Robotics · 51 perc · 60. epizódAI and robotics may look like software revolutions. But every breakthrough depends on the semiconductors underneath them. In this episode of Automated, Brian Heater speaks with…
- Tony Zhao on Why Home Robots Could Unlock General Intelligence · 55 perc · 59. epizódA robot does not need another robot to learn how to work in a home. That idea is at the center of Sunday Robotics. The company is building Memo, a general-purpose home robot…
- Carolina Parada on Gemini Robotics, Robot Data and Physical AGI · 52 perc · 58. epizódTen years ago, Google DeepMind’s robotics team wanted to build a single model that could go from pixels to motor control. People thought the idea was crazy. Today, much of…
- Clara Vu on Why General-Purpose Robots Are So Hard to Ship · 47 perc · 57. epizódHumanoid robots are attracting enormous investment and dominating the conversation around physical AI. But Clara Vu believes the form factor is a trap. The more a robot is…
- Dhruv Batra on What AI Still Cannot Do in the Physical World · 59 perc · 56. epizódAI can speak fluently, reason through problems, and describe the world. Getting it to do something in the world is a much harder problem. In this episode of Automated, Brian…
- Amanda Prorok on Robot Teams, Physical AI, and Trust · 43 perc · 55. epizódThe future of robotics may not belong to one machine that can do everything. It may belong to teams of specialized robots that learn how to work together. In this special episode…
- This is Automated · 1 percGet a direct line to the biggest names and brightest minds in robotics, Physical AI, and automation. Automated with Brian Heater brings you long-form conversations and unfiltered…
- Jan Liphardt on Building the AI Brain for Humanoid Robots · 54 perc · 54. epizódHumanoid robots can walk, gesture, and look astonishingly capable in a polished demo. Then Jan Liphardt bought one for his house, along with three quadruped robots, and…
- Rajat Bhageria on Why Chef Robotics Walked Away From Restaurants · 54 perc · 53. epizódChef Robotics had millions of dollars in contracted revenue from fast-casual restaurant chains. Rajat Bhageria still chose to walk away. The demand was real. The model was not…
- Kate Darling on Why Humans Bond With Robots · 58 perc · 52. epizódHumans know robots are machines. That does not stop us from naming them, caring about them, or feeling uncomfortable when someone hurts one. In this episode of Automated, Brian…
- Nic Radford on Humanoid Robots Beyond the Backflip · 47 perc · 51. epizódHumanoid robots can walk, fold laundry, and even do backflips. Nic Radford wants to know whether anyone will pay them to work. In this episode of Automated, Brian Heater speaks…
- Kathryn Zealand and Jessica Bath on Wearable Robotics, Parkinson’s, and the Future of Mobility · 1 óra 23 perc · 50. epizódThe ability to move is about far more than getting from one place to another. It can shape independence, confidence, social connection, and quality of life. In this special…
- Andrei Danescu on Why the Market Does Not Want More Robots · 47 perc · 49. epizódThe market does not want more robots. It wants real-time answers about what is actually happening inside the warehouse. In this episode of Automated, Brian Heater visits Dexory’s…
