In this episode we speak with Theo Nash, CEO of Mundane, about building robots for real work and why the future of robotics should focus on labour amplification, not labour replacement.

Theo shares his journey from electrical engineering in the UK to studying in China and at Stanford, before co founding Mundane to tackle the dull, dangerous and repetitive work that robots are best placed to handle.

He explains why Mundane took a full stack approach, from hardware and control systems to human robot interfaces, and why the real challenge is not flashy demos but building robots that create economic value in real environments.

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