Harvard + MIT Series: Robotics & Physical AI
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Harvard + MIT Series: Robotics & Physical AI

13 March Online

About this event

This is a partner event: Harvard + MIT Series: Robotics & Physical AI Thursday\, March 12\, 2026 | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM PDT The Art of San Francisco (a creative artlab space curated by DrawBridge\, supporting children's agency through art)
This special evening dives into the exciting convergence of robotics, sensing, foundation models, and autonomy—where software becomes truly embodied in the physical world.

Universal AI Services
Universalaiservices.com is an all-in-one marketplace for everything related to AI and Robotics based in Silicon Valley, USA. From offering chip design services to be later used in robots to leasing out a fleet of robots for events and conferences, UAIS also showcases what is at the forefront of Physical AI and Robotics through events every month in person and online.
Aexodus Capital
Aexodus is a thesis-driven investment firm focused on physical AI and hardware automation—critical technologies that are laying the groundwork for Industry 4.0. Led by repeat founders with backgrounds in global financial markets, privacy systems, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Aexodus builds alongside the transformative startups that they back, orienting toward energy abundance as humanity takes flight on its earthly exodus. www.aexodus.com
Schedule
5:30 PM — Doors & Check-In
6:30 PM — Program & Talks
7:30 PM — Networking & Bites
9:00 PM — Event Concludes
Hosted by Universal AI Services in collaboration with the Harvard Club of San Francisco + MIT Club, and generously hosted by Aexodus Capital.
A portion of proceeds supports DrawBridge's incredible work with children in homeless shelters through art—impactful tech + meaningful giving in one evening.
Whether you're in research, deployment, startups, investing, or just fascinated by Physical AI, this is a can't-miss opportunity to see cutting-edge embodied intelligence up close in a unique, inspiring venue.
Details & registration: https://hcsanfrancisco.clubs.harvard.edu/article.html?aid=2223
See you there—let's talk about the robots taking over (in the best way possible). 😄

Robotics #PhysicalAI #EmbodiedAI #AI #HarvardAlumni #MITAlumni #BayAreaTech #SanFrancisco #FutureOfAI

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