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Machine Minds - the minds behind the machines! This is the show where we dive deep into the intricate worlds of robotics, AI, and Hard Tech. In each episode, we bring you intimate conversations with the founders, investors, and trailblazers who are at the heart of these tech revolutions. We dig into their journeys, the challenges they've overcome, and the breakthroughs that are shaping our future. Join us as we explore how these machine minds are transforming the way we live, work, and understand our world.
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Making Material Movement Autonomous with Michael Lawrence
Autonomous forklifts and pallet jacks may generate plenty of headlines, but the real challenge isn't building robots that can move. It's building solutions that fit seamlessly into existing…
Building the Foundation Model for Construction with Francesco Iorio
Construction is one of the world’s largest industries, yet much of the design process still depends on manual coordination, long hours, and workflows that struggle to keep pace with growing project…
Robots Don’t Replace Work. They Redesign It. — with Michelle Lo
As robotics and AI reshape manufacturing, the hardest challenge is often not the technology itself. It is helping people, processes, and entire organizations successfully adapt to it. GrayMatter…
Conviction Before Consensus - Outlander VC with Paige Craig
From bootstrapping a defense intelligence startup with five credit cards to backing some of the most ambitious robotics and autonomy companies in the world, Paige Craig has built his career around…
Building Robots People Trust: The Andromeda Vision with Grace Brown
From engineering-first robots to emotionally intelligent companions, Andromeda Robotics is redefining what human-robot interaction can look like in the real world.Grace Brown, founder and CEO of…
Rethinking Defect Detection in Modern Manufacturing with Matt Puchalski
From autonomous vehicles to factory floors, a new wave of vision technology is transforming how manufacturers think about quality. Bucket Robotics is at the center of that shift, bringing…
Building Factory SuperIntelligence with Ariyan Kabir
From disaster response inspiration to reimagining the backbone of global manufacturing, GrayMatter Robotics is tackling one of the largest untapped opportunities in automation: bringing true autonomy…
From Robots to Revenue: Marketing That Actually Works in Automation with Kait Peterson
Warehouse automation is no longer a question of if, but when. As supply chains face growing pressure from labor shortages, unpredictable demand spikes, and rising customer expectations, robotics is…
The First In-Person Machine Minds with Flyhound, Modovolo, Flox Intelligence, and Aerialoop
A rare in-person episode brings together four founders building at the frontier of drones, autonomy, and physical AI. Recorded live from the Drones and Robotics AI Summit in New York, this…
From Models to Machines: Building AI That Actually Delivers with Ash Saxena
From early experiments with dismantled electronics to building AI systems that power real-world machines, Ash Saxena has spent decades at the intersection of research, entrepreneurship, and applied…
The Future of Hardware Starts in the Browser with Matthias Wagner
Hardware has long lagged behind software in speed, accessibility, and iteration. But that gap is starting to close.Matthias Wagner, founder and CEO of Flux, joins Greg to unpack how AI is…
Turning Infrastructure Into Data: How Gecko Robotics Is Rewriting Industrial Inspection with Ed Bryner
From climbing robots inspecting boiler tubes to AI-powered platforms optimizing the world’s most critical assets, Gecko Robotics is redefining how we understand and maintain the infrastructure that…
The Universal Layer for Robot Fleets with Aldus von der Burg
Mobile robots are rapidly spreading across warehouses, hospitals, factories, and beyond. But as fleets grow and companies deploy robots from multiple vendors, a new challenge has emerged. The robots…
Automating the Mundane: The Team Rewriting Everyday Work with Theo Nash
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 challenge the hype cycle and refocus the…
Why the Future of AI Won’t Live in the Cloud with Sam Fok
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-founder and CEO of femtoAI, joins Greg to explore the…
Beyond the Demo: Building Robotics That Actually Work with Jennifer Kwiatkowski
From aerospace engineering to tactile sensing and physical AI, Jennifer Kwiatkowski’s path into robotics was driven by a simple but powerful motivation: taking math and physics off the whiteboard and…
Scaling Robots Beyond the Safety Cage with Andrew Singletary and Amir Sharif
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 moving productively without increasing risk. 3Laws…
Building the Brain Behind the Next Generation of Robots with Nikita Rudin
From academic breakthroughs in legged locomotion to building a horizontal AI platform for millions of robots, Flexion Robotics is taking on one of the hardest problems in the field: how to make…
What Breaks First When Robotics Scales with Joe Harris
From gigabytes of robot telemetry per minute to natural language search across multimodal data, Alloy is tackling one of the most underappreciated bottlenecks in robotics: making sense of what robots…
How Agile Factories Unlock Speed, Customization, and National Resilience with Edward Mehr
Manufacturing has long been the bottleneck between imagination and reality. From aerospace to automotive, complex physical products still take years to tool, validate, and produce. Machina Labs is…
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Machine Minds has published 142 episodes since July 2023, covering topics in Technology.
Machine Minds is currently highly active with new episodes weekly. Average episode length is 47m.
