Join me as I speak with Tekin Meriçli about his time with Locomation, starting a business, making difficult decisions, and how he got his start in robotics. We also discuss minimalist living, artificial intelligence, self driving trends, late nights in the robotics institute at Carnegie Mellon University where we met, and more.

Join us as we speak with Engineered Arts Director of US Operations Leo Chen about the work Engineered Arts is doing on humanoid robots. We also speak briefly with Amica, a humanoid robot, learn about how it works, and discuss Leo's work at Loon, Kiteboarding, Rock Climbing and more.

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Join me as I speak with John Deere Robotics Veteran and Balanced Engineering Managing Partner Alex Foessel about his work at Deere, NREC, and Balanced Engineering. We also discuss functional safety, quality systems, international travel, and aviation.

Join us as we speak with Danfoss Sr. Autonomous Control System Engineer Pratheesh Prakash about the first robot he ever made, and many larger and more impressive robots he has built and worked on over the years. We also talk about using a low cost test platform to get autonomy software working, finding the best value vs stability in sensors, design and safety philosophies and more.

Join us as we speak with Zipline Platform 2 Systems Engineering Lead, Jaimeen Kapadia. In this episode, we discuss Jaimeen's experience at Zipline and Medtronic, compare the design constraints of surgical and aerospace systems, share a mutual love of systems engineering, and more.

Join us as we speak with Entrepreneur, Engineer, and Ekso Bionics Co Founder and Former CTO, Russ Angold about his work in agriculture, with UC Berkeley, Founding Ekso Bionics, and more. In this episode we talk about Russ being a host on junkyard wars, building stills, working on cars, and farming.

Join us as we speak with ESTAT Actuation CEO, Stuart Diller, about his companies new line of ultra lightweight and efficient electrostatic clutches. We also talk briefly about what it's like at Carnegie Mellon University, exoskeletons, micromouse competitions, and battlebots.

Join us as we speak with Senior Staff Systems Engineer John Seminatore about his work with the US Air Force, Virginia Tech, Carnegie Robotics, Argo AI and more. In this episode we talk about some of the challenges and tactics in managing an engineering organization at various levels of scale, and get into some great "war stories."

Join us as we speak with Suzan Chin-Taylor, the Doo Doo Diva, about the Smells Like Money Podcast, working in wastewater treatment, opening an office in India, and more.
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Join us as we speak with senior robotics engineer Lou Bojarski about his transition from studying architecture to working in robotics, building nuclear decontamination robots, WW2 history, and more.
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Companies looking to outsource difficult engineering problems should consider SKA Custom Robots and Machines. They sponsor this podcast and solve some of the most difficult engineering problems in the world.