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This is the first time we’ve rolled AI into the robotic mix, and it makes perfect sense. Our day-long intensive event highlights the top leaders and the most innovative startups in these two converging and rapidly evolving fields. You’ll hear from — and rub elbows with — the most influential makers, researchers, founders and investors in robotics and AI. Here’s a quick sampling of the programming you’ll enjoy.

Investing in robotics is a wild ride, and no one knows that better than sessions-robotics-AI-2019/?utm_medium=post12utm_campAIgn=robotics_2019utm_source=TCunii-trigger-open=WQM3YSref=post12">Helen Liang, founding and managing partner of FoundersX Ventures, and sessions-robotics-AI-2019/?utm_medium=post12utm_campAIgn=robotics_2019utm_source=TCunii-trigger-open=WQM3YSref=post12">Andy Wheeler, the founding partner at GV (formerly Google Ventures). They’ll grace our stage to share their insight and experience. Liang, who also serves as founding president at Tech for Good, has invested in 20 early-stage robotics and AI startups. Wheeler focuses on bringing early-stage tech to market and has invested in Carbon, Farmer’s Business Network, Abundant Robotics and Orbital Insight.

If you wonder how and when robots will become a part of the construction crew, join Noah Ready-Campbell (Built Robotics) and Saurabh Ladha (Doxel AI) as they discuss whether robots can help us build faster, smarter and for less.

Who doesn’t love an awesome robot demo? Don’t miss AIbert">Marc RAIbert’s presentation, The Best Robots on Four Legs. He’ll demo SpotMini, Boston Dynamic’s latest creation, and talk about what it takes to bring a robotic product to market.

We still have a few surprises up our non-robotic sleeve, so keep checking our sessions-robotics-AI-at-uc-berkeley-on-april-18/">event agenda for the latest sessions-robotics-AI-2019/#05e75b5e-8af1-4ae4-8ea1-af4b6cfda460">updates.

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