Audrow Nash

Hey folks, a quick update: I'm pausing the Audrow Nash Podcast indefinitely—no plans to restart right now. Life's been tough with our <1-year-old bringing joy (and chaos), my dad's sudden passing, and a messy probate. It's just too much to juggle. Thanks for all the support and great convos. Hope to reconnect someday! 🙏

Episode links: - Fred Parietti's website: federicoparietti.com - Fred Parietti's X: x.com/FredParietti - Fred Parietti's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/fred-pariet… - Multiply Labs website: multiplylabs.com - Multiply Labs X: x.com/multiplylabs - Multiply Labs LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/multip… Podcast links: - Podcast Website: audrownashpodcast.com - YouTube: @audrow" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@audrow - Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aud… - Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/74jWpWiLw…

What if robots stopped doing just the simple stuff and started tackling the most important jobs on the planet? I talk with Fred Parietti (@FredParietti), Co-founder and CEO of Multiply Labs (@multiplylabs), about how advanced robotics are reshaping the future of pharmaceutical manufacturing by automating high-value, life-saving tasks. You'll like this interview if you’re curious about robotics, healthcare automation, or how technology can solve complex real-world problems. Find it here on X, and on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Links in comment. I recommend listening at 1.5x Timestamps: 0:00 Start 0:53 Multiply Labs Overview 7:17 Pharma Robotics Gap 16:18 Next-Gen Pharma 34:04 Multiply Labs Automation 43:58 Deployment Size 1:00:06 Thoughts on Humanoids 1:10:02 Training Process 1:21:45 High-Value Problems 1:24:58 Key Takeaways

@RishiJa44034873 @agilityrobotics @grok I did not know you could do this. We're in the future.

@audrow @agilityrobotics @grok please summarise the video with key takeaways

Why do so many robots have legs? Is the humanoid form just hype or does physics demand it? I talk with Pras Velagapudi, CTO of Agility Robotics (@agilityrobotics), about how real-world engineering and practical constraints led their team to design a two-legged robot that’s built for actual work—not just to look cool. You'll like this interview if you’re curious about why robot shapes matter, how automation meets the real world, or what it really takes to build a useful robot. Find it here on X, and on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Links in comment. I recommend listening at 1.5x Timestamps: 0:00 Start 0:42 Agility Overview 5:29 Why Humanoid Design 13:31 Why Legs, Not Wheels 23:19 Digit’s application 38:26 Safety in Humanoids 49:15 Standardizing Safety 1:06:50 Digit in Other Industries 1:15:06 How AI Fits into Robotics 1:29:23 Is Data Still Gold? 1:35:57 The Future of Agility 1:38:16 Key Takeaway

@bercankilic @agilityrobotics 👀👀👀

@audrow @agilityrobotics Great listen, just finished. On the data side he is right. But we are solving the lack of it.

@Prathkum Hell yeah. I love this take. I think it's right.

AI didn’t replace developers. It replaced the illusion that knowing syntax made you one.

@RaulAutomates @agilityrobotics It was interesting to me to see how the problems they're solving set their robot's shape. I didn't expect it was so pragmatic.

Great topic! 🤖🦿 The question of form vs. function in robotics is critical — legs aren’t just about looking human, they often solve real challenges in navigating environments designed for people. Agility’s approach shows how engineering choices are driven by physics, practicality, and the realities of work, not just hype. ⚡ Looking forward to listening — always exciting to hear insights from those pushing robotics into the real world. 🚀 #Robotics #HumanoidRobots #Automation #Engineering #Innovation

@TheHumanoidHub @agilityrobotics Hell yeah! Enjoy 🤖

@audrow @agilityrobotics Sweet! Queued up.

Episode links: - Pras Velagapudi's website: pras.ai - Pras Velagapudi on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/pvelagapudi - Agility Robotics website: agilityrobotics.com - Agility Robotics on X: x.com/agilityrobotics - Agility Robotics on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/agilit… Podcast links: - Podcast Website: audrownashpodcast.com - YouTube: @audrow" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@audrow - Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aud… - Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/74jWpWiLw…

How does @jonesbrannon from @alley_corp think about humanoids? 🔊 "That's a pretty low bar" 😂

@chris_j_paxton I think this is right. It will also shift people into doing tasks that are harder to automate, of which there are plenty

Robots will be working alongside humans for a variety of tasks long before they replace people.

Founder-market fit: Why does no one talk about this? with @cbames from @BotBuilt_

Here's my robotics search query if you're curious: (robotics OR robot OR (ai AND robotics) OR (ai AND robot) filter:blue_verified

It's hard not to doom scroll on X. I'm trying X Pro with searches around robotics, rather than hoping the algorithm shows me robots. Let's see if this is better 👀

Episode links: Stefan Seltz-Axmacher, CEO & Co-Founder x.com/stefanesa linkedin.com/in/stefanseltz… Ilia Baranov, Co-Founder & CTO x.com/IliaBaranov linkedin.com/in/iliabaranov Polymath Robotics polymathrobotics.com x.com/polymathrobots linkedin.com/company/polyma… - Automate It podcast on YouTube: @polymathrobotics3646" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@polymathrobot… - Automate It podcast on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1lL9aEPOS… - Automate It podcast on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/aut… PODCAST LINKS - Podcast Website: audrownashpodcast.com - YouTube: @audrow" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@audrow - Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aud… - Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/74jWpWiLw… Podcast links: - Podcast Website: audrownashpodcast.com - YouTube: @audrow" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@audrow - Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aud… - Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/74jWpWiLw…

What’s the real value of robotics today? Are we missing the biggest opportunities by chasing hype? I talk with Stefan Seltz-Axmacher (@stefanesa), CEO & Co-Founder of Polymath Robotics (@polymathrobots), and Ilia Baranov (@IliaBaranov), Co-Founder & CTO, about why the most impactful robotics work isn’t always the flashiest—and how their modular autonomy stack is quietly transforming industries like mining, agriculture, and logistics. You'll like this interview if you want to hear how robotics is actually solving labor shortages, why “boring” automation often creates the most value, and what it takes to build a sustainable robotics business in a world obsessed with viral demos. Find it here on X, and on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Links in comment. I recommend listening at 1.5x Timestamps: 0:00 Start 0:12 Polymath Overview 6:55 Robotics Standards Gap 12:14 Market Reality 17:16 Labor Shortages 24:20 Cutting Mining Costs 34:00 AgTech Needs Action 43:17 Practical Autonomy 52:15 Humanoid Future 1:12:49 LLM & Coding 1:21:15 Work-Kids Balance 1:36:15 Key Takeaways

🔊 "The only companies benefiting from AI are pick and place" 😂 with @jonesbrannon from @alley_corp

Investing in robotics has less downside than just software with @jonesbrannon from @alley_corp

Crazy stats from construction 🚧 with @cbames from @BotBuilt_