# Tony Fadell

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Why Do We Jump? About the Moment Before We Commit

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When a project goes off track, we usually look back and say, “We didn’t define the problem, and we jumped.” That sounds like a process breakdown, as if one good checklist or gate approval would have prevented it.But design fog runs deeper than missing process. It’s what’s happening in us.Over the n…

How Innitius Is Using AI to Predict Preterm Birth | Blush and Bloom Podcast | Ep. 48

What if you could predict preterm birth before it becomes an emergency? In this episode of Blush and Bloom, Gigi Kenneth speaks with Rubén Molina, CEO and co-founder of Innitius, about using AI to predict preterm birth by measuring the elasticity of the cervix. Rubén is a civil engineer who started…

#294 – Tony Fadell: iPhone, iPod, and Nest

Tony Fadell is an engineer and designer, co-creator of the iPod, iPhone, Nest Thermostat, and author of the new book Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making. Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors: – Mailgun: https://lexfridman.com/mailgun – Scale: https://scale.c…

[Matic Robots] Mehul Nariyawala

On today’s episode, I’m joined by Mehul Nariyawala, co-founder of Matic Robots, a home robotics company building one of the most advanced robot vacuums on the market. Mehul started Matic in 2017 after becoming frustrated with the limitations of existing robot vacuums, but it would take roughly seve…

When Building Gets Cheap, Decisions Matter More, with Ashley Roach

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Fast prototyping changes the constraint.When software, AI tools, and other rapid-prototyping methods make it inexpensive to turn an idea into something testable, the challenge is no longer only Can we build it? The harder questions become:What should we build? Who is it for? What evidence do we ne…

CEO Tony Fadell on How Google Bought Nest (Nov. 10, 2014) | Charlie Rose

Nest CEO and former Apple designer Tony Fadell talks to Charlie Rose about Google's $3.2 billion acquisition of his company -- and discusses what the "smart" device maker hopes to do with all that money. The full interview airs Nov. 10, 2014.Uploaded 10-11-14SUBSCRIBE to get the latest from Charlie…

Ep. 9 | Unintended Consequences: Taking Responsibility for What We Build | Tony Fadell

At General Magic, we naively believed that if we built elegant tools and put them in people’s hands, the rest would take care of itself. Tony Fadell was there at the beginning, a young engineer with an uncommon gift for making technology disappear into the life of the person holding it, and he went…

Why Apple’s $10 Billion Car Failed

For ten years, Apple tried to build a car.Not just an electric car.At different points, it wanted a self-driving pod with no steering wheel or pedals, a futuristic minivan with a private-jet-style interior, and an autonomous vehicle that could call an Apple command centre if it got stuck.The projec…

The Stack — October 08, 2026

Daily IT Briefing AI & Machine Learning OpenAI ships a new interface paradigm and a new flagship model. ChatGPT is getting an "Intelligent UI" — interactive visuals like tappable buttons, editable charts, custom calculators, and diagrams rather than static text and images — rolling out globally now…

Two Ways We Jump: Speed and Certainty

In this solo episode of Quality during Design, Dianna looks at two reasons product development teams jump from a partial understanding of a problem to a committed solution: speed and certainty.  Fast prototyping, generative AI, and 3D printing can make building feel harmless, but activity only crea…