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Machine Visions

Machine Visions

Written by: Obvious Ventures
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 Machine Visions is a show about the acceleration of robotics deployed across every sector of our economy. Hosted by Obvious Ventures’ Nan Li, this five part series dives into the current breakout moment in industrial robotics, where next generation robots are taking on new challenges and scaling rapidly in production. We’ll bring you the inside story from leading voices in this industry to understand what’s happening today and what’s to come. Obvious is a venture capital firm investing in purpose driven companies reimagining trillion-dollar industries.Copyright 2021 Obvious Ventures. All Rights Reserved. Economics Leadership Management & Leadership Politics & Government
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  • Inside the “Microfactory” with Bright Machines CEO Amar Hanspal

    Inside the “Microfactory” with Bright Machines CEO Amar Hanspal
    Dec 7 2021
    Machine Visions is a show about the acceleration of robotics deployed across every sector of our economy. Hosted by Obvious Ventures’ Managing Director Nan Li, this five-part series dives into the current breakout moment in industrial robotics, how next generation robots are taking on new challenges, and where they are scaling rapidly in production. We’ll bring you the inside story from leading voices in this industry to understand what’s happening today and what’s to come. Amar Hanspal is Co-Founder and CEO of Bright Machines. He was previously Co-CEO and Chief Product Officer at Autodesk, where he worked for 15 years. In this episode, Amar breaks down the “microfactory”, his Goldilocks approach to product-market fit, and his quest to make the creation of physical products as easy as digital products. Obvious is a venture capital firm investing in purpose driven companies reimagining trillion-dollar industries.
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    35 mins
  • Selling a Solution vs. a Product with Maria Telleria

    Selling a Solution vs. a Product with Maria Telleria
    Nov 30 2021
    Machine Visions is a show about the acceleration of robotics deployed across every sector of our economy. Hosted by Obvious Ventures’ Managing Director Nan Li, this five-part series dives into the current breakout moment in industrial robotics, how next generation robots are taking on new challenges, and where they are scaling rapidly in production. We’ll bring you the inside story from leading voices in this industry to understand what’s happening today and what’s to come. Maria Telleria is Co-Founder and CTO of Canvas Construction, which uses robotics to automate work in the construction industry, starting with drywall finishing. They’re scaling rapidly with industry-leading partners like Webcor. Maria speaks with Nan about why they sell a solution rather than a product, what it means to be problem-focused, the benefits of working with unions, and more. Obvious is a venture capital firm investing in purpose driven companies reimagining trillion-dollar industries.
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    33 mins
  • A Bird’s Eye View From UPS with Greg Brown

    A Bird’s Eye View From UPS with Greg Brown
    Nov 11 2021
    Machine Visions is a show about the acceleration of robotics deployed across every sector of our economy. Hosted by Obvious Ventures’ Managing Director Nan Li, this five-part series dives into the current breakout moment in industrial robotics, how next generation robots are taking on new challenges, and where they are scaling rapidly in production. We’ll bring you the inside story from leading voices in this industry to understand what’s happening today and what’s to come. Greg Brown is VP of the Global Advanced Technology Group at UPS. He’s been at UPS for 25 years, and is one of the most authoritative voices in supply chain transformation. We discuss how robotics fits into UPS today and Greg’s suggestions for entrepreneurs building solutions in the space. Obvious is a venture capital firm investing in purpose driven companies reimagining trillion-dollar industries.
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    28 mins
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