Nexscient

Coming – August 10

Training Robots To Perform Real World Tasks

Date and Time

August 10

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12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT

Details will be provided upon RSVP approval

About this Event

Artificial Intelligence has already transformed how we create, analyze, and communicate. The next wave of AI will transform the physical world.

Humanoid robots are rapidly moving from research labs into factories, warehouses, hospitals, hotels, construction sites, and other real-world environments. Technology leaders around the world are investing billions to build the robots themselves. But every robot faces the same challenge: before it can perform useful work, it must first learn how humans perform millions of everyday tasks.

That has created an entirely new industry focused on collecting, enriching, and delivering the real-world data that teaches robots how to think, move, and interact with their environment. Many believe this market could exceed $500 billion, creating a new layer of infrastructure that will support virtually every major robotics platform in the years ahead.

Join Force Family Office for an exclusive 30-minute Fireside Chat with Fred Tannous, Co-Founder and CEO of Nexscient (OTCQB: NXNT), to explore why the future of robotics will be driven as much by data as by hardware. You’ll gain insight into the rapidly emerging Physical AI ecosystem, why training data has become one of the industry’s most valuable assets, and how companies supplying this critical infrastructure could benefit regardless of which robot manufacturers ultimately lead the market.

Reserve your place today and discover why the biggest opportunity in robotics is not building the robots at all.

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