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Jan Liphardt, founder and CEO of Open Mind and Stanford bioengineering professor, discusses U.S. readiness to build physical AI with NEXT host John Koetsier.
1054 talks, interviews and lectures on humanoid robots, each summarised with its key moments, so you can read the gist and jump to the part you need.
Jan Liphardt, founder and CEO of Open Mind and Stanford bioengineering professor, discusses U.S. readiness to build physical AI with NEXT host John Koetsier.
RSS 2026 session speakers and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign professor Wenzhen Yuan discuss robotics perception, planning, control, and tactile sensing at Robotics Science and Systems.
Professor Karen Liu of Stanford gives the RSS 2026 closing keynote on using models to generate robot training data and improve policies without relying on ever larger real-world datasets.
Jason Calacanis, host of This Week in Startups, and co-host Lon Harris discuss Beijing’s humanoid robot games, AI business models and labor, cyber threats, autonomous weapons, and Star Wars.
Kenneth Wren, director of overseas solutions at RealMan Robotics, discusses robot training and human-robot collaboration in a Bloomberg interview.
Jang Ren, a Peking University pre-PhD researcher collaborating with Galbot, Tsinghua University, SG2, Calia, and NVIDIA, discusses LDA-1B and its approach to training robot action models from mixed embodied data with RoboPapers hosts Chris and Michael.
Ankur Saxena, investment director at TDK Ventures, discusses humanoid robotics and physical AI with John Koetsier on NEXT with John Koetsier.
Moonshots host Peter H. Diamandis and AI entrepreneur Emad Mostaque, alongside the Moonshot Quintet, discuss frontier AI, robotics, memory constraints, and biomedical research on Peter’s Moonshots podcast.
Japan Invents discusses Kawasaki Heavy Industries’ Kaleido 9, a humanoid robot designed to work in spaces built for people, and the engineering and workforce challenges it faces.
Jason, co-founder of DYNA, and DYNA researchers Tianyu, Quan, and Chad discuss DYNA-2’s robotics pretraining and deployment results with the Robo Papers hosts and audience.
ROKAE Robotics presents how its AR Series force-controlled arms support data collection and training for embodied intelligence at Taksun Technologies' innovation center.
At an a16z event, Travis Kalanick, founder of Atoms and former Uber CEO, discusses industrial AI, building automated businesses for the physical world, and lessons from leading Uber with the hosts and audience.
Felipe, a researcher at UT Dallas’s Intelligent Robotics and Vision Lab, presents a cross-embodiment robot manipulation method with Yushang and collaborators from ASU’s Interactive Robotics and Intelligent Systems Lab on RoboPapers.
A DigiKey presenter explains how to deploy a reinforcement learning agent to a balancing robot and why it struggles when simulation and hardware differ.
Miles, a Newton presenter at NVIDIA, introduces Newton’s open-source GPU physics engine for robotics at Physical AI Day at SIGGRAPH 2026, then Louis of Lightwheel explains how his team uses it for assets and model evaluation.
Physicist Michio Kaku discusses AI, robotics, quantum computing, and humanity’s future with the host of This Is The World.
Ashley Goldstein, NVIDIA Omniverse tech marketing lead, moderates a SIGGRAPH 2026 panel with Fatima Anes of NVIDIA, Lori Kanig of MyUS, and Anthony of Keywords Studios on carrying 3D graphics skills into robotics and Physical AI.
An NVIDIA Omniverse presenter at Physical AI Day at SIGGRAPH 2026 explains how world models, especially Cosmos, can help train and deploy AI in robots and other physical systems.
Chelsea Finn, cofounder of Physical Intelligence, presents at a Y Combinator event on building reliable, general-purpose robots for real-world work.
RealMan Robotics discusses how data from deployed robots across industrial, agricultural, specialized, and service settings can support physical AI, at WAIC 2026.
Modi, a PhD researcher at Shanghai Innovation Institute, joins RoboPapers host Mike to explain EgoHumanoid, a method for combining human demonstrations with robot data to train humanoid loco-manipulation policies.
Jason Osborn of Intel Robotics talks with Dave Coleman, PickNik Robotics founder and chief product officer, at Automate 2026 in Chicago about robot control, compute choices, safety, and a shelf-stocking demo.
A representative of ROKAE Robotics describes how its AR force-controlled arms support mobile manipulation and industrial production.
Mustafa Jay of NVIDIA hosts a GTC San Jose 2026 session on simulation-first development for healthcare robotics, with surgeon Filipo Fukori of Lenox Hill and Northwell Health, an autonomous surgery researcher from Johns Hopkins and CMR Surgical, Mustafa Jay, and Yossi of LEM Surgical.
Guru Chahal moderates Berkeley RDI panelists Anastasis Germanidis, Jim Fan, Sergey Levine, Michael Spranger, and Wei Zhan on world models, robotics data, simulation, and commercial deployment.
YC Robotics Club host introduces the event’s robotics challenges, followed by talks from Stanford PhD student Marcel on robot memory, Stanford and Waymo researcher Milan on embodied reasoning, Tyler Lum on simulation-trained dexterity, Rerun CEO Nico on robotics businesses, and General Instinct founders Bill and Guanmin on faster world action models.
Daniel Diaz, chief business officer at Agility Robotics, joins John Koetsier on NEXT with John Koetsier to discuss Digit V5, commercial deployments, and working safely alongside people.
Jingtao, first author and researcher at NTU’s MARS Lab, and Jianfei, an assistant professor at NTU, discuss their robot policy research with RoboPapers host Chris, including Action-to-Action Flow Matching and related follow-up work.
A Taskoprojekt software engineer explains how KUKA AMRs and a robotic arm automate egg pallet transport and handling for a food-industry client.
James Bruton, an engineer and maker on the James Bruton channel, discusses making his walking machine rideable and testing its stability at EMF Camp 2026 in Eastnor, Gloucestershire.
An unknown speaker presenting for Booster Robotics explains how to pair and operate the robot’s remote controller, switch between agent modes, and trigger example behaviors.
Edward Jones, robotics professor at Imperial College London, joins PhD students Camille and Pedro on RoboPapers with host Michael to discuss their paper on teaching robots many manipulation tasks from single demonstrations.
Parker Owan, founder of Velodex Robotics, describes developing robots for varied food production, drawing on his work at Amazon Robotics and Cruise and on customer work in a Seattle commissary kitchen.
Christoph Schell, CEO of KUKA, talks with Entscheider:Inside host about Germany’s innovation challenges, KUKA’s global strategy, and the role of physical AI in robotics.
ABB Robotics presents RobotStudio HyperReality for validating vision systems in precision electronics manufacturing.
A Booster Robotics presenter explains how to fix a striker’s positioning near the opponent’s goal using a small code change in Booster Studio.
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