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Meet the Mind Revolutionizing UK Robotics: Stewart Miller's Vision
In this episode of the CTRL+Listen Podcast, we sit down with Stewart Miller, the visionary CEO behind the National Robotarium, to explore the future of robotics and AI in the UK and beyond. Discover how Stewart's leadership is propelling the robotics industry into a new era, from pioneering innovations to fostering global collaborations that aim to position the UK at the forefront of technological advancement.
**What You'll Learn in This Episode:**
- Stewart Miller's journey from the aerospace sector to leading the National Robotarium.
- The mission and goals of the National Robotarium and its impact on the UK's tech landscape.
- Insightful discussions on the future of robotics and AI, including the development of robotics manufacturing and the crucial role of education in preparing the next generation of engineers and innovators.
- Exclusive insights into upcoming projects and collaborations that are set to redefine the global robotics industry.
**Join Us as We Uncover:**
- The challenges and opportunities facing the robotics and AI sectors in the UK and worldwide.
- How the National Robotarium is driving inward investment and talent attraction to Scotland and the UK.
- Stewart's vision for a thriving robotics industry that not only elevates the UK's standing in Robotics and AI on the global stage but also fulfills national potential for innovation and excellence.
**Don't Miss This Exclusive Interview:**
Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a robotics professional, or simply curious about the future of technology, this episode offers valuable insights into the minds shaping tomorrow's innovations. Stewart Miller shares his expert perspective on the importance of robotics in our everyday lives, the evolving landscape of the industry, and the exciting possibilities that lie ahead.
Learn more:
National Robotarium
Learn more about Stewart Miller's work
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By Ctrl+Listen PodcastIn this episode of the CTRL+Listen Podcast, we sit down with Stewart Miller, the visionary CEO behind the National Robotarium, to explore the future of robotics and AI in the UK and beyond. Discover how Stewart's leadership is propelling the robotics industry into a new era, from pioneering innovations to fostering global collaborations that aim to position the UK at the forefront of technological advancement.
**What You'll Learn in This Episode:**
- Stewart Miller's journey from the aerospace sector to leading the National Robotarium.
- The mission and goals of the National Robotarium and its impact on the UK's tech landscape.
- Insightful discussions on the future of robotics and AI, including the development of robotics manufacturing and the crucial role of education in preparing the next generation of engineers and innovators.
- Exclusive insights into upcoming projects and collaborations that are set to redefine the global robotics industry.
**Join Us as We Uncover:**
- The challenges and opportunities facing the robotics and AI sectors in the UK and worldwide.
- How the National Robotarium is driving inward investment and talent attraction to Scotland and the UK.
- Stewart's vision for a thriving robotics industry that not only elevates the UK's standing in Robotics and AI on the global stage but also fulfills national potential for innovation and excellence.
**Don't Miss This Exclusive Interview:**
Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a robotics professional, or simply curious about the future of technology, this episode offers valuable insights into the minds shaping tomorrow's innovations. Stewart Miller shares his expert perspective on the importance of robotics in our everyday lives, the evolving landscape of the industry, and the exciting possibilities that lie ahead.
Learn more:
National Robotarium
Learn more about Stewart Miller's work
Browse Octopart for Parts & Tech News