ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Future Bytes, host Magnus Oxenwaldt sits down with Kacper Nowicki, co-founder of Nomagic, to explore what it really takes to turn robotics from an impressive demo into a reliable, commercially viable business.
Episode highlights:
- Why robotics demos can be misleading; and what real-world reliability demands.
- How robots learn to handle the unexpected, from stuck-together products to unpredictable warehouse conditions.
- Why data collected across an entire robot fleet can become a powerful competitive advantage.
- The business case for warehouse automation, including ROI, labour costs and extended operating hours.
- Where robotics delivers value today; and how businesses can start their automation journey.
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