​🤖 Solo Seven — CoKarma Workshop

​Physical AI Workshop & Showcase

​Build intelligence that acts in the real world.

​This session at CoKarma Alcazar is part of Solo Seven — a global initiative to discover and train the next generation of Physical AI builders.

​We’re bringing together students, engineers, and researchers to go beyond models and into systems that perceive, reason, and act on real hardware.

​⚡ What You’ll Experience

​🧠 Hour 1 — Introduction to Physical AI

• ​What is Physical AI (beyond LLMs and agents)

• ​How intelligence moves from software → real-world systems

• ​Key stacks: perception, reasoning, control, deployment

• ​Real examples from robotics, automation, and edge systems

​⚙️ Hour 2 — Training & Deployment (Interactive)

• ​Hands-on walkthrough of building a Physical AI pipeline

• ​Using Solo Tech stack for:

  • ​Data capture

  • ​Model training

  • ​On-device deployment

• ​Live system breakdown: from input → action loop

​Participants will actively engage in:

• ​Understanding model behavior

• ​Exploring deployment constraints

• ​Running inference workflows

​🚀 Hour 3 — Demos & Showcase

• ​Live demos of Physical AI systems

• ​Student + builder showcases

• ​Open floor for experimentation and feedback

• ​Discussion on scaling projects to real-world applications

​🎯 Who Should Attend

• ​Students in AI, Robotics, ECE, CS

• ​Builders working on real-world systems

• ​Anyone interested in moving beyond software into embodied intelligence

​🔥 Why This Matters

​We’re entering a world where intelligence doesn’t just respond — it acts.

​This workshop is designed to give you:

• ​A mental model for Physical AI

• ​Exposure to real systems

• ​A path to start building immediately

​🌍 Part of Solo Seven

​This event feeds into a global challenge:

​7 Cities • 7 Weeks • 7 Breakthroughs

​Top builders will get the opportunity to:

• ​Showcase globally

• ​Join the Solo ecosystem

• ​Push the frontier of Physical AI

​Website: https://getsolo.tech/seven

​⚡ Final Note

​This is not a lecture.

​It’s a starting point for building systems that work in the real world.

​Come ready to think.
Leave ready to build.