Articles

Being a working parent is challenging. But is it tougher at a start-up? Three of Shield AI’s working-parents discuss.

Ben Anderson discusses his experience as part of the Shield AI team.

Tolerance analysis is an important part of product design. It requires figuring out the potential accumulated variation in parts and assemblies, and what contribution the different components will have on the product’s overall performance.

Rear Admiral Brian Losey discusses his path to Shield AI and the important lessons on leadership and teamwork that he has picked up along the way.

Two things are required to build trust in robotic systems: Human understanding of how the system is expected to operate and reliable system performance adhering to expectation.

For a robotic system, trust is about the system engaging as expected, in a consistent manner, time and time again. This concept is not unique to robotics systems; it is true for any engineered system.

How we design our hardware drives the confidence our customers have in us and their decision to use our products. From a mechanical standpoint, a big part of trust relates to the durability and the reliability of the product.

Shield AI’s VP of Hardware Engineering Gabe Mayo on why he became an engineer, his design inspirations, and why it is important to solve hard problems.