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Robots in Depth (RID) is an interview series with everyone in robotics, from top entrepreneurs, investors and corporate leaders to researchers, political policy makers and domain experts.
The episodes are 30-60 minutes long, and a new episode is published each week.
The format of RID is that of a talk show with one host and one interviewee, both in the same space. The interviews are relaxed and conversational in style and cover every aspect of robotics.
Per Sjöborg hosts Robots in Depth. He is an experienced interviewer in the field of robotics, interviewing robotics experts regularly since he started his podcast in 2010.
Per is well connected in the robotics community and has attended the industry’s major events since 2008.
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Building millimeter sized robots w/Professor Julien Bourgeois
Julien Bourgeois talks about self-reconfiguring modular robotics and how he is developing millimeter sized robots called Claytronics (http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~claytronics/). Julien started out as a computer scientist. He was always interested
Rescue robotics & using machine learning to detect gasses w/Achim Lilienthal
Achim talks about rescue robotics and how he is working with integrating sensors that can work and be useful in this challenging application like gas sensors. Achim got in to robotics from working in physics when the team hid did his PhD wo
The impact of robots who start taking decisions like humans do. w/Cristina Andersson
Cristina (https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristinaandersson/?originalSubdomain=fi) talks about the impact off the ever growing set of tasks that robots can perform and that they can start taking taking decisions like humans do. In 2013 she orga
Computer vision for field use in agriculture and recycling w/Michael Nielsen
Michael talks about his work in computer vision for field use in agriculture and recycling. He started out in computer vision in the agriculture space doing machine vision and 3D reconstruction of plants. He then moved to the Danish Technol
Understanding the world around you using game theory w/Nicole Immorlica
Nicole (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-immorlica-737751143/) talks about game theory and how she feels that it is her way to understand the world around her. Nicole talks about game theory, a way to understand how intelligent agents, hu
The social robot revolution w/Gabriel Skantze
Gabriel Skantze (https://www.kth.se/profile/skantze) talks about how he works with human robot communication, and about how the social robot revolution makes it necessary to communicate with humans in a human ways through speech and facial
Learnings from working + 20 years in robotics as an entrepreneur, teacher, lecturer, and researcher w/Lars Dalgaard
Lars Dalgaard (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lars-dalgaard/?originalSubdomain=dk) shares his experiences developing robots in many different contexts. We hear about Lars’ early work with large mobile robotics in a commercial nursery garden ha
Mimicking human decision making with algorithms w/Adjunct Professor Harri Ketamo
Harri (https://www.linkedin.com/in/harriketamo/?originalSubdomain=fi) talks about AI and how he aims to mimic human decision making with algorithms. Harri has done a lot of AI for computer games to create opponents that are entertaining to
Building Artificial Intelligence systems that can interact with humans w/VP of A.I Christian Guttmann
Christian (https://www.linkedin.com/in/guttmann/?originalSubdomain=se) talks about AI and wanting to understand intelligence enough to recreate it. Christian discusses building systems that can interact with humans beyond regular computer i
Real world challenges with Artificial Intelligence w/Associate Professor Federico Pecora
Federico talks about AI and how the computer decides what to do and when to do it. Federico finds many interesting research problems combining AI and robotics. Being out in the real world challenges the AI algorithms and makes real physical
Future innovations at the Robotics and Mechatronics lab w/ Professor Stefano Stramigioli
Stefano (https://www.linkedin.com/in/stefano-stramigioli-32b4892/?originalSubdomain=nl) talks about how he leads the Robotics and Mechatronics lab at University of Twente. The lab focuses on inspection and maintenance robotics, as well as m
Bringing together academia, industry and end users in robotics w/ Sebastian_Weisenburger
Sebastian (http://www.i6.in.tum.de/Main/Weisenbu) tells us all about the ECHORD++ (http://echord.eu/)project, and describes how ECHORD++ works with application oriented research bringing together academia, industry and end users to bring ro
Autonomous navigation and it's challenges w/BlueBotics CEO Nicola Tomatis
Nicola (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolatomatis/?originalSubdomain=ch)talks about his long road into robotics and how BlueBotics (https://www.bluebotics.com/) handles indoor navigation and integrates it in automated guided vehicles (AGV).
Human-robot-collaboration w/Søren Peter Johansen from the Danish Technological Institute
Søren Peter Johansen (https://www.linkedin.com/in/spjohansen/) from DTI talks about implementing robotics solutions. He talks about how he got into robotics by starting to tinker with any electronics he could get his hands on. He worked in
3D printing metal components w/Hans Kimblad
Hans (https://www.linkedin.com/in/hans-kimblad-4abb9522/?originalSubdomain=se) talks about 3D printing metal or MAM, metal adaptive manufacturing. He describes how the different technologies that are used for MAM work. He then talks through
How this robotics entrepreneur makes programming robots easier w/Sven Schmidt-Rohr
Sven (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sven-schmidt-rohr-3246035a/?originalSubdomain=de) talks about how he always wanted to be a robotics entrepreneur and how ArtiMinds makes programming robots easier. Like so many, Sven got interested in robot
How to get benefits from being part of an open source robotics community w/Dirk Thomas
Dirk talks about his work with ROS at the OSR Foundation. We hear about how programmers and roboticists can benefit from being part of and contributing to the open source community. Dirk discusses the development of ROS and how it is being
Robot snakes to reach impossible places w/Andrew Graham
Andrew Graham is Senior Technical Leader at OC Robotics, the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of commercial snake-arm robots and software for confined and hazardous environments Andrew talks about snake arm robots that can get into
Merging robotics and fashion w/Anouk Wipprecht
Anouk (http://www.anoukwipprecht.nl/) creates instinctual and behavioral wearables; essentially clothes that can sense, process and react. She creates dresses that move, including motors and special effects. They don´t follow the normal fas
The next generation of robots w/Paul Ekas
The EZGripper by SAKE Robotics (https://sakerobotics.com/) is a tendon based gripper using Dyneema tendons and aluminum oxide eyelets to make it durable and able to handle rough environments. The EZGripper is under-actuated, the fingers sta
How to deal with pattents early on in the innovation process w/Linda Thayer
Linda Thayer talks about how to how to apply for, maintain and use patents. She tells us about the benefits of getting in touch with a patent attorney early in the innovation process. She then walks us through the process of applying for a
How a succesfull educational robotics system emerged from co-operating with Lego w/David Johan Christensen
In this podcast, David talks about modular robotics and the Fable system. David Johan started early in robotics, getting involved already in high school. At university he found the EU project Hydra, that introduced him to modular robotics.
What happens when non-engineer users are tasked with teaching robots new things w/Franziska Kirstein
Franziska Kirstein (https://www.linkedin.com/in/fkirstein/) talks about her experience as a linguist working with human robot interaction. We get to hear about what works and what doesn’t when non-engineer users are tasked with teaching rob
What termites can teach us about using autonomous swarms of robots w/Justin Werfel
In this podcast, Justin Werfel (https://wyss.harvard.edu/team/research-scientists-engineers/justin-werfel/) talks about what termites can teach us about using autonomous swarms of robots. Termites have an amazing ability to create and maint
Formal verification of computer systems and autonomous golf carts w/Jana Tumova
Jana (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jana-tumova-3a511253/) talks about formal verification of computer systems and synthesizing controllers from models. We get an introduction to the relatively new, especially when applied to robotics, field
How do we prepare for co-existing with robots & AI w/Aseem Prakash
In this podcast, he talks about a future with robots, rather than the future of robotics. Aseem (https://www.linkedin.com/in/aseemprakash/?originalSubdomain=ca) talks about how we can prepare for co-existing with robots & AI. What will the
IOT and robotics & the next wave of startups w/Erin Bishop
Erin Bishop (https://www.linkedin.com/in/erapacki/) talks about how the FIRST robotics competition was a natural and inspiring way into robotics and onward into her career in robotics. Erin talks to Per about her work in marketing for sever
How a trip to Japan started Robotics Trends & RoboBusiness w/Dan Kara
This podcast is part of the Wevolver network. Wevolver is a platform & community providing engineers informative content to help them innovate. Learn more at Wevolver.com (https://www.wevolver.com/) Promote your company in our podcast? If y
Welcoming robots into our home and businesses, and how to get there. w/ Daniel Lofaro
Daniel Lofaro (https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-lofaro-7418186/)’s PhD project made its public debut on an unlikely stage. His research in end-effector velocity control of non-planted robots (robotic throwing) enabled his HUBO humanoid ro
How to make robotics systems more agile and easily adaptable w/Craig Schlenoff
Craig Schlenoff is the Group Leader of the Cognition and Collaboration Systems Group and the Acting Group Leader of the Sensing and Perception Systems Group in the Intelligent Systems Division at the National Institute of Standards and Tech
