TechCrunch Sessions: Robotics + AI is tomorrow and we have one more exciting speaker announcement to share.
Jinnah Hosein, the vice president of software engineering at self-driving vehicle startup Aurora, is coming to TC Sessions: Robotics + AI at UC Berkeley on March 3. Hosein will join Ike Robotics CTO and co-founder Jur van den Berg onstage to discuss autonomous vehicles, particularly safety-critical software and the various technical approaches being taking to solve this game-changing technology.
If Hosein’s name sounds familiar, it should be. After a 10-year stint at Google, where he rose to director of software engineering, Hosein went to SpaceX . While Hosein was heading up the software engineering at SpaceX, he also was working at Elon Musk’s other company, Tesla, where he was interim VP of Autopilot software.
Who else is coming to TC Sessions: Robotics + AI? Nvidia VP of engineering Claire Delaunay, the CEOs of Traptic, FarmWise and Pyka, a packed panel featuring Boston Dynamics’ Construction Technologist Brian Ringley, Built Robotics’ Noah Campbell-Ready, Tessa Lau of Dusty Robotics and Toggle’s Daniel Blank, as well as TRI-AD’s CEO James Kuffner and TRI’s VP of Robotics Max Bajracharya. And that’s just a few of the speakers, not to mention demos and exhibits to be found at TC Sessions: Robotics + AI.
Tickets are on sale now for $345; you’ll save $50 when you book now as prices go up at the door.
Student tickets are still available at the super-discounted $50 rate when you book here.
Source: TechCrunch
