In this episode of Arm Viewpoints, Brian Fuller talks with Anders Beck, VP of Innovation and Strategy at Universal Robots, part of Teradyne Robotics. They explore how AI is transforming robotics—from flexible cobots and mobile robots to AI-powered pallet handling and no-code automation. Anders shares why traditional industrial robotics has plateaued, what “physical AI” means for the next wave of automation, and how Arm’s edge computing technology is powering this revolution on the factory floor and beyond.
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In this episode of Arm Viewpoints, Brian Fuller talks with Anders Beck, VP of Innovation and Strategy at Universal Robots, part of Teradyne Robotics. They explore how AI is transforming robotics—from flexible cobots and mobile robots to AI-powered pallet handling and no-code automation. Anders shares why traditional industrial robotics has plateaued, what “physical AI” means for the next wave of automation, and how Arm’s edge computing technology is powering this revolution on the factory floor and beyond.
Arm Viewpoints: AI In The Car – A Look to the Future
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Arm Viewpoints: AI In The Car – A Look to the Future
In this episode of the Arm Viewpoints podcast, host Jack Melling explores the current and future applications of AI in automotive with industry experts Masashige Mizuyama from Panasonic Automotive Systems and Simon Teng from Arm. They discuss how AI is already being used in cars for ADAS, voice recognition, and human-machine interfaces, with a focus on fusing sensor data to improve both user experience and safety. The conversation also touches on the long history of AI development in the automotive sector, dating back nearly two decades.
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In this episode of Arm Viewpoints, Brian Fuller talks with Anders Beck, VP of Innovation and Strategy at Universal Robots, part of Teradyne Robotics. They explore how AI is transforming robotics—from flexible cobots and mobile robots to AI-powered pallet handling and no-code automation. Anders shares why traditional industrial robotics has plateaued, what “physical AI” means for the next wave of automation, and how Arm’s edge computing technology is powering this revolution on the factory floor and beyond.
