Copper: The OS for Physical AI

Presentation byGuillaume Binet

Guillaume Binet (Founder, Copper Robotics) has 25 years of experience in tech, with 10 years focused on robotics. Previously, he served as CTO at Skyways (Drones), VP of CORE Platforms at Motional (Autonomous Driving), and VP of Onboard Infrastructure at Argo AI (Autonomous Driving). When he's not working on his startup, he likes to scuba dive, race cars, and restore old electronics (family computers and pinball machines).

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