Is the World Finally Ready to Embrace Robots at Scale?

Inside the Robot Report: How Physical AI Is Reshaping Real World Robotics

What happens when robots leave their cages and enter the real world? In this episode, Omdia's Lian Jye Su breaks down insights from QNX's Inside the Robot report, which surveys 1,000 robotics developers from around the globe on their top challenges, system limitations, and future outlook. Together, we explore how physical AI is reshaping the robotics landscape, the key barriers holding the industry back, and what it will take to dramatically scale human-robot collaboration in everyday life.

Smart Cities: How LiDAR Technology Enables Real‑Time Urban Intelligence

Asad Lesani, VP of Smart Infrastructure at Ouster, breaks down how lidar enhances existing smart city systems with real-time spatial perception, turning data into actionable insights and enabling safer, more intelligent urban infrastructure.

How Bose Is Turning Cars into Immersive Audio Studios

Bose's Aaron Jefferson shares how software is reshaping the way we experience sound in the vehicle. Learn how software-defined audio is unlocking richer sound, personalization, and premium experiences long after the car leaves the lot.

Bosch and the Battle for the Software-Defined Vehicle

Bosch's Arnaud Fessard pulls back the curtain on the toughest challenges in SDV development and how his team is pushing the industry forward. Breaking down the complexity pressures across ADAS, electrification, and infotainment, Arnaud reveals how AI adoption, shifting OEM demands, and other factors are redefining what it takes to build modern vehicles.

Whack-a-Mole No More: Vector's Marc Weber on Simplifying Automotive Software Development

Vector's Marc Weber breaks down why the auto industry's runaway software complexity is finally reaching a turning point and how a more unified development model can restore clarity and control. One of the principal technology leads behind Alloy Kore, Marc explains how the platform tackles fragmented architectures and maintenance overload so OEMs can redirect their talent toward building what truly differentiates their vehicles.