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In this episode, William “Bill” Santana Li, founder and CEO of Knightscope, shares how his company is transforming one of the world's “least technologically advanced” industries — physical security. With over 4.2 million real-world autonomous operating hours, he reveals the infrastructure, philosophy and human-first thinking behind building machines that don't replace people but make them 100x more capable.
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