ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
RobTalk. The autonomous robotics podcast from RobCo.
Real talks on Physical AI. What works. What breaks.
From first deployments to systems that handle real-world complexity.
Insights for engineers, operations leaders, and robotics enthusiasts.
New episodes every month. Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.
Real talks on Physical AI. What works. What breaks.
From first deployments to systems that handle real-world complexity.
Insights for engineers, operations leaders, and robotics enthusiasts.
New episodes every month. Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 21 days
Average audio length:
35 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
10 episodes
since March 27, 2026
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Is 2026 the year world models make Physical AI real?
Vision-Language-Action models have become the standard approach to robot learning over the last few years. In this episode, Felix Frank from our Robot Intelligence team explains why the next shift is already underway: world models that predict wh…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Is legged locomotion actually a solved problem?
In this episode of RobTalk, Felix Frank from our Robot Intelligence team explains how legged robots learn to walk, and why going from an impressive stage demo to a reliable real-world deployment is still one
of the hardest open problems in robotics.
…
Do dancing robots we see prove that autonomous robotics has been solved?
Autonomous Robotics are becoming more impressive every year. They can dance, run marathons and perform movements that seemed impossible just a few years ago.
But does that mean they’re ready for real industrial applications?…
Industry 5.0 is not a tech upgrade. It is a different question entirely.
Where Industry 4.0 asked what machines can do, Industry 5.0 asks where we want to be as a society. That shift changes everything: Who writes the standards, what factories are optimized for, and what the real role of AI and ro…
How do robots go from human instruction to real movement?
Telling a robot to “pick up a box” sounds simple.
But behind that command is a complex chain of decisions: understanding language, interpreting the environment, choosing the right action and turning it into physical movement.
In this episo…
How do you actually teach an AI-powered robot?
For decades, robots in industry have followed one principle: You program every single step.
Every movement.
Every position.
Every exception.
And if something changes, you start again.
That approach is reaching its limits.
As environments become les…
90% of robot prototypes never make it to real factories.
They work in a closed lab. They look impressive on video. And then reality hits.
In this episode, we break down what actually separates a convincing prototype from a system that runs reliably in production. And why that gap is much harder t…
Dancing robots. Kung-fu moves. Humanoid acrobatics all over the feed.
But does that mean Physical AI has actually arrived?
In this episode, Clemens, Principal Engineer at RobCo, shares what Physical AI really means for industrial automation and where the technology stands today.
You'll gain insig…
How do you go from being a computer passionate to helping shape an AI-first robotics company?
This episode is about Clemens.
His journey.
His decisions.
And why he is exactly where he is today.
You’ll gain insights into:
his path from early fascination with computers to working in large-scale …
RobTalk. The autonomous robotics podcast from RobCo.
Real talks on Physical AI. What works. What breaks.
From first deployments to systems that handle real-world complexity.
Insights for engineers, operations leaders, and robotics enthusiasts.
New episodes every month. Subscribe on Spotify, App…
Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from RobCo, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.
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