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Thinking Through Autonomy with Ken Dunlap

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Understand the promise and impact of autonomous vehicles on our world through the stories and expertise of the visionaries delivering this revolution. Each episode features an in-depth dive into a key aspect of how driverless cars and drones operate, touch our lives and the environment. Hosted by the fully autonomous, Ken Dunlap, who is also known for leading global security tech initiatives featured in the pages of the New York Times, Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times.
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The inside story of how a dedicated team of engineers and explorers developed cutting-edge autonomous navigation technology to use on Mars, as shared by Dr. Jeff Delaune of Ingenuity’s Navigation Team at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). Our conversation details how the helicopter finds its way around Mars and the navigation technologies the Ing…
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The unfolding AI revolution in commercial aviation is far broader than the envisioned pilotless airplane flown by a HAL9000. Learn about how airplanes, airlines, and airports will never be the same because of AI. Joining me is Mark Roboff, most recently General Manager of Transformation for Aerospace at DXC Technology. Mark’s an industry visionary,…
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How do you position your business for success in a post-COVID world?How do you inject your organization with more creativity and innovation?You must design an environment where team members have the freedom and support to take a chance.Israel Stol is a leading inventor, author, lecturer, and corporate business process consultant. He is also a profe…
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Uber’s ground breaking Elevate program is single handily responsible for ushering in the age of on demand quiet electric aircraft (eVTOL)that fly above the grid and across cities. It presents an entirely new mode of transportation. Joining us is Danielle Rinsler, Head of Aviation Policy and John Illson, Head of Aviation Safety for Uber.…
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Stella Weidner is Director Regulatory Affairs-Autonomous Systems Engineering at Boeing. In this episode, she shares her unique perspectives that span safety and engineering at Boeing and the UAS industry. We’ll build pictures of both the range of UAS programs/aircraft Boeing is advancing and the many challenges associated with aircraft and producti…
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Andy Cebula is Vice-President, NextGen and New Entrants at Airlines for America. In this segment Ken taps Andy’s unique perspective of how the civil aviation safely system operates and interconnects. We'll focus on the key questions facing the aviation industry, especially what does the unmanned community need to understand about sharing the airspa…
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We’re kicking off this 6 episode podcast series with Paul Lewis, Vice President, Policy and Finance from the Eno Center for Transportation. He's coauthor of Bridging the Gap: Sustaining UAS Progress While Pursuing a Regulatory Framework. We’ll be leveraging Paul’s and the Eno Center’s perspectives that spans across all transportation sectors. In th…
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Steve Jangelis is the Aviation Safety Chairman for the Air Line Pilots Association and oversees all of ALPA's safety efforts for the airline industry. Ken and Steve compare and contrast the challenges ALPA faces in commercial aviation safety against those facing the unmanned industry and place these within context. What should an airline pilot real…
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Paul Snyder is the Assistant Chair and Director of UAS at the University of North Dakota. The New York Times calls the campus "the silicon valley of unmanned aircraft systems." Paul and Ken build for you a picture of what the unmanned industry looks like from flight test to small users to the military and compare and contrast the challenges in each…
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David Ihrie is the Chief Technology Officer at Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology. He focuses on driving economic welfare for the state of Virginia by evaluating technologies and their ability to play a role in the future.David has more than 35 years of experience innovating in the fields of satellite and terrestrial communication, computi…
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Bob Leigh is Senior Market Development Director, Autonomous Systems at Real-Time Innovations (RTI), headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA. RTI lives at the intersection of functional artificial intelligence and pervasive networking. RTI is the largest vendor of products based on the Object Management Group (OMG) Data Distribution Service™ (DDS) standard. …
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Kaitlyn is an associate at OpenView Venture Partners, an expansion stage venture capital firm. She is responsible for identifying, evaluating and executing on investment opportunities.Prior to OpenView, Kaitlyn worked at Amazon as a senior financial analyst for Amazon’s machine learning group, where she worked on machine learning projects in Amazon…
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Dr. Karl Wunderlich is a Fellow for Transportation Analysis in Washington, DC, serving as a task leader or senior advisor on numerous research and development tasks related to surface transportation.Dr. Wunderlich is a recognized expert in the use of simulation and modeling techniques to evaluate emerging technologies or system policies intended to…
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Jim Williams served as one of the world’s top unmanned aircraft regulators. He created and ran the FAA’s UAS Integration Office, where he was the executive lead.He is now director of U.S. regulatory affairs at Drone Delivery Canada.Jim shares with the audience best practices on when to engage with a government agency and how to avoid wasting time.T…
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Show Notes: Why Ethical A.I. Needs a Focus on the Fundamentals w/ David DanksDr. David Danks is one of the world’s premier ethicists in the area of artificial intelligence and the Department Head & L.L. Thurston Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University.David has examined the relations of trust and identity as they are af…
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Leadership Excellence at the Vanguard of AutonomySanjiv Singh is CEO of Near Earth Autonomy, Research Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, and Editor and Chief of the Journal of Field Robotics. His company makes some of the most advanced autonomous navigation systems in the world.He drives a bold vision for air vehicles within the industry and …
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Thinking Through Autonomy drills all the way down to the CPU level in this follow-on discussion of autonomous vehicle security. This encore episode with cyber-guru, Bruce Schneier, is in response to the requests we received on Reddit, LinkedIn, and email for a deeper dive after our recent conversation with him.We start with a simple question, “Who …
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In this interview, we speak with cybersecurity expert Bruce Schneier. Bruce is internationally renowned with multiple books, including Click Here to Kill Everybody.Bruce shares his perspective on the broad security issues that need to be addressed in our autonomous future.A crucial question to answer is, “Who will dictate policy?” Many of these tec…
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In this interview, we ask the City of Pittsburgh’s Director of the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure a very important question.“How does a city decide when the autonomous vehicle operations are no longer safe?”If you’ve ever wondered if a city might suspend operations after an accident, what metrics city officials care about, or how someone…
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Urban Planning, Office Design, and Sustainability in the Age of Autonomy: Amy Korte´s Blueprints. Amy is a global visionary in designing mixed-use projects and commercial buildings that allow the driverless cars, drones, and air taxis of tomorrow to operate safely and efficiently. Her plans start by embracing what people need.…
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In our first trans-Atlantic podcast we talk with DroneALERT's, founder and CEO, Brooke Tapsall. We learn about her journey from EU Commission scientist to CEO of a hot drone industry startup that's rewriting C-UAS and how to inspire women and girls to pursue STEM careers. We round things out with a discussion on the March 2019 changes to EU drone r…
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Topics: designing for autonomy, making vehicles compatible with humans, building better teams, and understanding it when he says, "Persistence is awesome, until it is stupid." John's accomplishments include an Olympic silver medal in short track speed skating, he is a Stanford d.school grad, Kellogg MBA, NBC Sports analyst, and Professor of Innovat…
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Topics: Finding your strengths, knowing when to quit, and managing time. What does it mean when he says, "Most companies and managers hire for diversity of talent, experience, and background—and then they waste it?" John's accomplishments include an Olympic silver medal in short track speed skating, he is a Stanford d.school grad, Kellogg MBA, NBC …
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Part 3: How can I foster creativity to drive positive outcomes in my workplace?Creativity should not be a goal--it should be an ongoing process. This episode guides you through creating a sustainable creativity engine in your organization. This is Part 3 of a three-part series on developing and benefiting from creativity within all types of organiz…
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Part 2: How can I find creative people in my organization?Understand the four different types of creative people and how to identify them in your organization. This is Part 2 of a three-part series on developing and benefiting from creativity within all types of organizations.De către Thinking Through Autonomy with Ken Dunlap
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Part 1: What is creativity and why is it important for organizations?Learn the key roles that creativity and innovation play in helping drive successful companies forward. This is Part 1 of a three-part series on developing and benefiting from creativity within all types of organizations.De către Thinking Through Autonomy with Ken Dunlap
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This is the story of how you can literally save your company from catastrophic litigation, limit damages, and in the process be able differentiate yourself with a certification or designation straight from the US Government. If your drone or driverless vehicle or even your research helps with protecting, detecting, identifying, or deterring bad thi…
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