HeyJaredSoft Robotics Podcast
Hey! I am Marwa ElDiwiny, the host and creator of the Soft Robotics podcast. I started this podcast for a reason, one of them was to ask the questions I always wanted to ask when I was in the lab and reignite my curiosity by talking to interesting people.
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James Kuffner on Warehouse Robots, Humanoids & the Future of Robotics (opens the original)
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I speak with James Kuffner, CTO of Symbotic, about warehouse robotics, humanoids, AI, and what it takes to move robots from impressive demos to real-world deployment. A conversation about the future of robotics and the challenges of building systems that work at scale.
Why Did This Robot Take 7 Years? Matic Robots (opens the original)
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Why Did This Robot Take 7 Years? Matic Robots by Marwa ElDiwiny
The Case for Three Fingers — Fluidic Tendons vs. Conventional Tendons vs. Direct Drive (opens the original)
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The Case for Three Fingers ... Fluidic Tendons vs. Conventional Tendons vs. Direct Drive Scott Walter and I sit down with Vikram Pavate, CEO of Tacta Systems, to dive into their unique approach to designing robotic hands.... including their work on multiple inventions in robotic hand design, their tactile sensing approach, and why they chose a three-finger design. This episode was truly one of the most comprehensive conversations for anyone designing robotic hands.
Matic Robots, Tomorrow’s Reveal + The New Hand of Foundation (opens the original)
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Matic Robots, Tomorrow’s Reveal + The New Hand of Foundation Scott Walter and I sat down to talk about the new Hand of Foundation, as well as what’s coming with Matic robots and tomorrow’s reveal.
What if batteries could store more energy, last longer, and be safer? (opens the original)
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Humanoid robotics is increasingly bounded by battery life, which directly impacts uptime, operating costs, and ultimately unit economics. Heat is another challenge. Thermal management can add weight and complexity, making battery design even more important. I sat down with Joe Papp, co-founder of Anthro Energy, to talk about their approach to building batteries that can last longer, store more energy, and operate more safely. More about Anthro Energy: https://www.anthroenergy.com/
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