Results for "Robotics"

Showing the Robotics & atoms-based systems catalog: topic-scoped listings (episodes whose primary or secondary silo matches), not a keyword scan of all text.

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  • The Robot Report Podcast
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    Kristian Kassow: A Pioneer in the Cobot Industry

    The Robot Report Podcast· Kristian Kassow· Nov 21, 2025

    In this episode, Kristian Kassow, co-founder of Universal Robots and managing director of Kassow Robots, discusses the evolution of collaborative robots. He shares insights on the development of seven-axis cobots, the ad

  • The Robot Report Podcast
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    How ODW Logistics is Innovating with Automation

    The Robot Report Podcast· Oct 31, 2025

    This week on the show, we welcome Brian Chereson, an industrial engineer from ODW Logistics, and Cody Upp, head of commercial for Zebra Robotics Automation. Together, they dive into the transformative role of robotics an

  • The Robot Industry Podcast
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    How to Buy a Factory Automation System with Bruce Polson from Ehrhardt Automation

    The Robot Industry Podcast· Sep 3, 2025

    Welcome to The Robot Industry Podcast #147. My guest for this segment is Bruce Polson whom I have known for decades. He is a very smart guy. Bruce has over 30 years of experience in automation and engineering. He began a

  • The Amp Hour
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    #697 – LEDs Everywhere with Tim from Mitxela

    The Amp Hour· Jul 8, 2025

    Welcome Tim from Mitxela! Introduced by Mike Harrison, past guest of the show Fluid pendant Volumetric display London hackspace https://matthias-research.github.io/pages/tenMinutePhysics/index.html FLIP in Blender CHNT36

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    #686 – A Benchtop Pick and Place with Stephen Hawes

    The Amp Hour· Stephen Hawes· Jan 21, 2025

    Welcome, Stephen Hawes! Chris interviewed Stephen back in 2020 for his second episode of The Contextual Electronics Podcast. It was when Stephen was still working at Formlabs and the Lumen/Opulo were a glimmer in his eye