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TechCrunch disturbs 2025 It beats Moscone West in San Francisco from October 27 to October 29, gathering 10,000+ start -up leaders and VC for three days of bold ideas, innovative technologies and future talks. One of the most expected Sessions occurring in one of the two stages AI It will highlight the projector where the AI material is then directed, with a vibrant look at the robotics and the autonomous systems that push the boundaries in real time.

At this meeting, two of the most visionary manufacturers of the field, Raquel Urtasun and Jeff Cardenas, will take the stage to explore the current and future state of the AI material. They will unpack how it allows new applications throughout humanoid robotics and autonomous vehicles. Expect a deep technical insight and a look at what you need to move advanced simulation and intelligence from the concept to real development.

Creating the future, piece per piece

Jeff Cardenas is the co -founder and chief executive of ApptronikA human robotics company that develops some of the most advanced humanoid robots in the world. It focused on designing machines that work safely and smart alongside people, Cardenas has guided Apptronik through basic partnerships with companies such as Google Deepmind, Nvidia and Mercedes-Benz. His mission is clear: Make the robotic practice, capable and commercially sustainable.

Raquel urtasunFounder and CEO of TowerIt is one of the most respected voices in self-guiding technology. As a decorated researcher and entrepreneur, he manufactures a new generation of autonomous systems based on simulation and AI. Her work has gained time recognition, Business Insider and the Royal Company of Canada and her company sets new reference points on scalable, smart AV platforms.

Why this session matters

AI material is no longer just a technical foundation – it is the interface between intelligence and action. Whether it is robots that can operate in human environments or autonomous systems that navigate the real complexity, the next phase of AI will depend on the material it can think, feel and execute. This session will examine the progress, challenges and discoveries that shape this border.

Catch Raquel Urtasun and Jeff Cardenas at AI Stage in Techcrunch disrupted in 2025, which occurs on October 27 at 29 at the Moscone West in San Francisco. Sign up now To join more than 10,000 start -up leaders and VC and Save up to $ 675 before prices rise.

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