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AI for the Physical WorldIntelligent Everywhere features the leaders, thinkers, and doers of physical AI.From urban mining to nuclear energy and from drones to smart glasses, interviews explore cutting-edge AI in the field and on the street.The show is produced by Agerpoint, a company applying AI to agriculture, nature, and beyond.Your host and executive producer is James Kotecki, Agerpoint’s Chief Storytelling Officer.Get video highlights on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@IntelligentEverywherePitch a guest or idea: ie@agerpoint.com
Agerpoint hosts Intelligent Everywhere, a technology show with 17 episodes published.
This CEO is building Wall-E for outdoor work around the world. Charlie Andersen, CEO of Burro, explains how 750 autonomous workers are hauling, mowing, spraying, and patrolling, learning from each other as they go. Next
Deepfake voices are getting better, but they still can't fake real emotion. Dr. Gloria Washington, Director of the Affective Biometrics Lab at Howard University, explains the race to detect AI-generated voices before the
Where to build the industrial facility? The stakes are high for your business and your community. Didi Caldwell, CEO of Global Location Strategies, explains how AI can - and can’t - help with the process. ______ Subscrib
How do you measure a forest's impact on carbon? Find out how much it weighs. Louis de Vitry, Co-Founder and CTO of Kanop, uses satellite input and AI-powered analysis to measure how much CO2 a forest sequesters. But comp
From thermostats that coordinate with sensors to cut climate costs to cameras that know the difference between a person and a tree branch, AI is making smart homes smarter. Simpler, too. This episode's guest is William S
Marcelo Coelho, Director of the MIT Design Intelligence Lab, brings deep insight to human-computer interaction grounded in real-world experience. He shares why designers should be intentional about a user's cognitive loa
What will farms look like in 2031? Michael Gomes, Vice President and General Manager of Intelligent Equipment at Agerpoint, explains how AI in agriculture can transform what farmers actually do with their time. Smart con
Waymo's Sandy Karp shows off the sixth generation Waymo Driver on the Ojai at CES 2026. It can work in colder climates and comes with cute little sensor wipers. ——— Subscribe to Intelligent Everywhere and join the conver
What if the future of mining isn't underground, but in your local warehouse? Don Weatherbee, CEO of Regenx Tech Corp., explains how urban mining derives platinum, palladium, and silicon carbide from old catalytic convert
Can AI save the planet even as data centers consume massive amounts of energy and water? Nate Burola, founder of The AI & Environment Resource Hub, argues we can't stop AI's development—so we must maximize its positive i
Protege CEO Bobby Samuels explains how human motion creates training data that will power AI robots in healthcare, agriculture, and beyond. As robots move beyond factories into hospitals, farms, and human spaces, they ne
The paperwork for a new reactor can take years and hundreds of millions of dollars to complete. CAELUS CEO Alessio Iuvara says AI can cut that dramatically, helping meet the future's high energy demands.Recorded on locat
"AI's implications on the environment are mixed," says Akshat Rathi, Senior Reporter at Bloomberg News. Akshat is an advocate for AI realism. In this interview, he explains why the race to power AI might accelerate renew
Swarming drone systems face complex coordination challenges, but nature may already have the answers. Chris describes how different drone types align with specific animal behaviors - fixed-wing drones might be more like
Garbage trucks, mail trucks, and other vehicles are getting smarter with AI technology that goes beyond autonomous driving. Jay Iyengar, EVP Chief Technology and Strategic Sourcing Officer at Oshkosh Corporation, explain
Some of the best AI will be invisible to users but revolutionize everyday life. Brian Comiskey, the in-house futurist at the Consumer Technology Association (the producer of CES), explains the potential of smart glasses
Race cars at 200 MPH are testing autonomous vehicles for everyday highways. Paul Mitchell, CEO of Indy Autonomous Challenge, explains how AI racing improves real-world safety. The Indy Autonomous Challenge uses AI system
Didi Caldwell
CEO · Global Location Strategies
1 appearance on this show
Don Weatherbee
CEO · Regenx Tech
1 appearance on this show
Chris Benson
Principal AI/Autonomy Research Engineer · Emagine Entertainment
1 appearance on this show
Brian Comiskey
Senior Director of Innovation and Trends & Futurist · Consumer Technology Association
1 appearance on this show
Paul Mitchell
Director and Co-founder · Mokahum Discipleship Ministry
1 appearance on this show
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