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Different Domain, Same Problems: Physical AI across Air, Land, and Sea at LeafLabs

Different Domain, Same Problems: Physical AI across Air, Land, and Sea

A panel explores challenges in building and scaling physical AI systems across air, land, and sea, followed by networking and conversation. The event is co-hosted by Massa Products Corporation and LeafLabs.

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October 28, 2026 · 5 PM – 8 PM

LeafLabs, Cambridge · Sold out · Free ·

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A panel brings together people working on air, land, and sea autonomy to compare challenges in deploying physical AI, followed by networking and conversation.

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Physical AI is being built and deployed for every terrain and application. Drones inspect infrastructure beyond visual line of sight, autonomous vessels run survey and cargo routes, and ground robots are moving from demos to double shifts. Every domain will go through the same lineage of problems; first being: can we make our thing work? and then: how do we make it viable, reliable, and productive at scale? The three domains of systems for AIR, LAND, and SEA rarely compare notes. This event brings us all together. Whether you're working on humanoids, drones, submarines, industrial automation, or anything else that relies on sensors and compute to operate in the physical world, this event is for you! Join founders, operators, and investors building autonomy in the air, on the ground, and on the water for a panel on what it takes to field learned systems in the physical world — measuring performance, debugging failures, earning trust, and more. Followed by drinks and conversation with a room of like-minded people. Massa Products Corporation and LeafLabs are excited to co-host this event together. Find out more about the hosts here: www.massa.com www.leaflabs.com Agenda 4:30 – 5:30: Registration, Networking and Cocktail Hour 5:30 – 6:00: Welcome Remarks 6:00 – 7:00: Panel 7:00 – 8:00: Networking Tough Tech Week is a celebration of transformational science and engineering and the companies bringing it to the world, alongside the ecosystem supporting their path to impact.

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