Physical AI: From Research to Real-World Applications w/ Samsung Next & The Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship

​Join us for a private event that will gather a curated audience of investors, founders, students and academics in conversation about the latest advancements in physical AI and robotics.

​We'll explore the practical challenges of building a physical AI company. Leading researchers and founders from CMU will discuss commercially viable applications, critical hardware-software integration hurdles, and the unique advantages of building a robotics venture in Pittsburgh.

​Panel: Physical AI: From Research to Real-World Applications
Moderator: Diane Choi, investor, Samsung Next

• ​Sebastian Scherer, Associate Research Professor, CMU Robotics Institute; Co-founder, Near Earth Autonomy

• ​Sanjiv Singh, Adjunct Professor, CMU Robotics Institute; CEO & Co-founder, Near Earth Autonomy

• ​Deva Ramanan, Professor, CMU; Co-founder, Argo AI & Director, CMU Argo AI Center

​​About the Hosts

​​Samsung Next invests in bold and ambitious founders, focusing on transformative innovations in AI, intelligent machines, healthtech, consumer services, and frontier technology.

​The Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship works with its partners to serve the entire CMU community — departments, colleges, centers and campuses — to accelerate bringing research innovations and promising ideas to the global marketplace and helping all entrepreneurial students, faculty, staff and alumni tap into the "innovation ecosystem."