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Scaling Robotics

Conversations with robotics leaders in software, operations, supply chain, and more about their lessons from scaling fleets of robots. For robots to make an impact on humanity, we must scale to millions worldwide.

Podcast · By Miru · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    How to Deploy Physical AI in Production | Jeff Mahler, Co-Founder + CTO @ Ambi | Scaling Robotics Episode 14 (opens the original)

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    In Episode 14, we're joined by Jeff Mahler, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Ambi Robotics, for logistics. Ambi builds AI-powered robots that sort and stack parcels as they move across logistics facilities. Jeff's team has deployed over 100 robots that have handled more than 150 million packages and 250,000+ operational hours in production, which is over 30 robot years of runtime. And they've done it with a team of just 40 people.Jeff is a skeptic of generalization in physical AI. He t

  2. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    The Make-or-Break Function in Robotics | Matthew Leitch: Senior Director of Product Ops @ Pickle Robot | Scaling Robotics Episode 13 (opens the original)

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    In Episode 13, we're joined by one of the most experienced operators in Physical AI for logistics, Matt Leitch, Director of Product Operations at Pickle Robot. Pickle builds green robots that reach into shipping containers and pull boxes off the stack and onto a conveyor. Matt's team has gotten a full deployment down to as little as six hours, from the robot hitting the dock to picking its first box. This job, container unloading, is one of the most grueling jobs in logistics. Warehouse workers

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