James Naylor
The Adamo Robotics Podcast
The Adamo Robotics podcast is a podcast from Adamo Technologies where we sit down with the leading founders, researchers, and engineers in robotics, shaping the future of the field. Each episode we dig into what they're building, where they think the industry is headed, and get their unfiltered takes on the news and debates moving the robotics space forward.
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James Naylor
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10 de mar de 2026
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Episode #2 - Sandor Felber - Humanoids for Hazardous Operations 10.03.2026 38:32
Sandor Felber, CEO and co-founder of Minerva Humanoids, discusses his journey into robotics, the founding of Minerva, applications in the energy sector, custom-built humanoids, autonomy and remote operation, humanoids in the home, and the future of Minerva. Takeaways Custom-built humanoids for hazardous environments Focus on public safety and energy applications Chapters 00:00 The Journey into Rob...
Episode #1 - Mohammad Nafisi - Pioneering autonomous forklifts and logistics solutions 20.02.2026 29:48
Cavala, an AI robotic startup, aims to revolutionize cargo movement globally by leveraging autonomous forklifts and futuristic logistics solutions. The company's focus on reliability, flexibility, and value creation sets it apart in the industry. Cavalla's vision extends beyond forklifts to include autonomous trucks, maglev trains, and airships, with a strong emphasis on transforming the world's l...
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