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The First In-Person Machine Minds with Flyhound, Modovolo, Flox Intelligence, and Aerialoop
Episode 133
A rare in-person episode brings together four founders building at the frontier of drones, autonomy, and physical AI. Recorded live from the Drones a…
4 months, 3 weeks ago
From Models to Machines: Building AI That Actually Delivers with Ash Saxena
Episode 132
From early experiments with dismantled electronics to building AI systems that power real-world machines, Ash Saxena has spent decades at the interse…
5 months ago
The Future of Hardware Starts in the Browser with Matthias Wagner
Episode 131
Hardware has long lagged behind software in speed, accessibility, and iteration. But that gap is starting to close.
Matthias Wagner, founder and CEO o…
5 months, 1 week ago
Turning Infrastructure Into Data: How Gecko Robotics Is Rewriting Industrial Inspection with Ed Bryner
Episode 130
From climbing robots inspecting boiler tubes to AI-powered platforms optimizing the world’s most critical assets, Gecko Robotics is redefining how we…
5 months, 2 weeks ago
The Universal Layer for Robot Fleets with Aldus von der Burg
Episode 129
Mobile robots are rapidly spreading across warehouses, hospitals, factories, and beyond. But as fleets grow and companies deploy robots from multiple…
5 months, 3 weeks ago
Automating the Mundane: The Team Rewriting Everyday Work with Theo Nash
Episode 128
Humanoid robots are dancing, backflipping, and going viral. But are they ready to do real work?
Theo Nash, founder and CEO of Mundane, joins Greg to c…
5 months, 4 weeks ago
Why the Future of AI Won’t Live in the Cloud with Sam Fok
Episode 127
What happens when a neuroscientist stops asking why the brain works the way it does and starts building his own version in silicon?
Sam Fok, co-founde…
6 months ago
Beyond the Demo: Building Robotics That Actually Work with Jennifer Kwiatkowski
Episode 126
From aerospace engineering to tactile sensing and physical AI, Jennifer Kwiatkowski’s path into robotics was driven by a simple but powerful motivati…
6 months, 2 weeks ago
Scaling Robots Beyond the Safety Cage with Andrew Singletary and Amir Sharif
Episode 125
As robots move out of cages and into shared human environments, safety is no longer just about stopping motion. It is about enabling systems to keep …
6 months, 3 weeks ago
Building the Brain Behind the Next Generation of Robots with Nikita Rudin
Episode 124
From academic breakthroughs in legged locomotion to building a horizontal AI platform for millions of robots, Flexion Robotics is taking on one of th…
6 months, 4 weeks ago