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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2025 · 1H 12M

The Global Robotics Race - Innovation and Investment Across the US, China and Europe

from Inside Out: Tell a Better Story of Investing in China · host InsideOut

From humanoids hitting factory floors to the surprising shift in where robotics innovation happens globally - this special episode brings together four leading investors from Silicon Valley, China, Switzerland, and the Nordics to decode the robotics revolution.Featuring Karthee Madasamy from MFV Partners (PsiQuantum, Agility Robotics), Wei Cao from Lanchi Ventures (20+ robotics portfolio), Arne Tonning from Alliance VC (1X), and Klea Wenger from Swisscom Ventures (ANYbotics), we explore why 2025 could be robotics' breakout year.Key insights: Why specialized robots still dominate vs. humanoids, how cross-border partnerships are reshaping the industry, and which regions are winning the intelligence vs. hardware battle. Plus exclusive takes on market adoption, regulatory challenges, and what investors really look for in robotics startups today.Recorded live from our global robotics investment webinar.

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