Rajat Bhageria, founder and CEO of Chef Robotics, joins Jordan on Going Direct to discuss food manufacturing, robot labor, and the path from factory assembly lines to more flexible commercial kitchens.
Cat Scott, a developer relations engineer at Intrinsic, talks with Going Direct host Jordan about open-source robotics, ROS, and the prospects for decentralized manufacturing.
Andra Keay, director of Silicon Valley Robotics, talks with Going Direct host Jordan about human-centered robot design, commercialization, and her five ethical laws of robotics.
Saman Farid, founder and CEO of Formic, talks with Jordan on Going Direct about deploying robots in American factories, the barriers to adoption, and how robotics as a service can help manufacturers expand production.
Jan Liphardt, founder and CEO of OpenMind and Stanford bioengineering associate professor, joins Going Direct host Jordan to discuss open software, robot intelligence, and how humanoids could be deployed.
On Going Direct, host Jordan speaks with Chris Paxton, a roboticist at Agility Robotics, and Michael Cho, co-founder of Beat Robot and RoboPapers co-host, about robot learning, data, evaluation, and ways to get more robots into the world.
Karol Hausman, co-founder and CEO, and Kevin Black, a researcher at Physical Intelligence, discuss robot foundation models and the path toward models that can control many kinds of robots with Going Direct’s host.
Bernt Børnich, founder and CEO of 1X, talks with Going Direct’s host about humanoid robots, robot learning, safety, manufacturing and 1X’s plans for Neo.
Dylan Patel, founder, CEO, and chief analyst at SemiAnalysis, discusses AI infrastructure and China’s robotics manufacturing position with the host of Going Direct.
Joseph Chen, founder and CEO of Kaikaku, talks with Going Direct host Jordan about building restaurant robotics and a business-in-a-box model, using their London restaurant Common Room as a live test site.
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