Podcast appearances and mentions of peter johansen

Techtopia 368: De kinesiske robotter kommerKina er i gang med at sætte sig på verdensmarkedet for robotter. Ikke mindst humanoide robotter. Det er robotter, der ligner og bevæger sig som mennesker og er designet til at arbejde i vores verden på vores præmisser.For nyligt var en kinesisk humanoid robot på besøg i Odense, hvor den blandt andet trykkede hånd med Techtopias udsendte reporter.Teknologisk Institut var vært og udgav ved samme lejlighed en rapport om humanoide robotter. Instituttet ser et stort potentiale i Danmark. Især i brancher med mangel på arbejdskraft som industri, logistik og sundhed. Her kan de humanoide robotter måske kan tage over, hvor menneskehænder mangler. De fleste danske virksomheder afventer dog stadig, at teknologien bliver helt klar.  Der er brug for fremskridt inden for blandt andet batterier og finmotorik, før robotterne kan tages i brug for alvor.Techtopia trykker hånd, læser rapporten og sætter det hele ind i et robothistorisk perspektiv.I studiet: Henrik Føhns og Albert NyelandMedvirkende:Søren Peter Johansen, robotekspert, DTIChristina Boutrup, journalist med speciale i KinaLinks:Teknologisk Udsyn om humanoide robotter https://www.teknologisk.dk/teknologiskudsyn#:~:text=UdsynHumanoide%20robotter%3A-,Når%20robotterne%20ligner%20mennesker,sundhed%20til%20service%20og%20logistik.Unitree https://www.unitree.com/g1

I fjor sommer padlet Ole Edvin Nystad Horton River i arktisk Canada sammen med Morten Rodahl, Peter Johansen og Ole Edvins sønn Markus Olav. Jeg møtte de tre førstnevnte til en samtale om turen. Vi prater om hvor idéen kom fra, hva som gjorde at den ble realisert, hvordan de planla og hva de opplevde underveis. Her blir det både store rovdyr, grov fisk, intense naturopplevelser og betraktninger rundt hvordan det er å være på tur så lenge sammen. Bli med i turlaget på PatreonBesøk min kommersielle samarbeidspartner Barents Outdoor ASKjøp episode 200 på LP Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inderne går til valg - i deres gigantiske, unikke samfund med 1,4 milliarder indbyggere, en 1000-årig kultur og enestående forskelligartethed. Og premierminister Modi - på vej mod sin tredje valgsejr i træk - er et paradoks. En autoritær hindunationalist fra små kår. En reformist, der appellerer til høj som lav, der har reformeret samfundet, sendt væksten i vejret og skabt en ny, overvældende indisk selvtillid. Og nu går en lille milliard indere til verdens største valg - som Modi ser ud til at vinde. Gæster: Thomas Sehested, Caroline Johanne Lillelund og Peter Johansen. Vært: Steffen Gram.

Vaden has selfishly gone on vacation with his family, leaving beloved listeners to fend for themselves in the wide world of epistemological confusion. To repair some of the damage, we're releasing an episode of The Theory of Anything Podcast from last June in which Vaden contributed to a roundtable discussion on the principle of optimism. Featuring Bruce Nielson, Peter Johansen, Sam Kuypers, Hervé Eulacia, Micah Redding, Bill Rugolsky, and Daniel Buchfink. Enjoy! From The Theory of Anything Podcast description: Are all evils due to a lack of knowledge? Are all interesting problems soluble? ALL the problems, really?!?! And what exactly is meant by interesting? Also, should “good guys” ignore the precautionary principle, and do they always win? What is the difference between cynicism, pessimism, and skepticism? And why is pessimism so attractive to so many humans? Socials Follow us on Twitter at @IncrementsPod, @BennyChugg, @VadenMasrani Come join our discord server! DM us on twitter or send us an email to get a supersecret link Help us solve problems and get exclusive bonus content by becoming a patreon subscriber here (https://www.patreon.com/Increments). Or give us one-time cash donations to help cover our lack of cash donations here (https://ko-fi.com/increments). Click dem like buttons on youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_4wZzQyoW4s4ZuE4FY9DQQ) Which unsolvable problem would you most like to solve? Send your answer via quantum tunneling to incrementspodcast@gmail.com Special Guests: Bruce Nielson and Sam Kuypers.

Værter: Henrik Heide og Laurids Hovgaard Medvirkende: Søren Peter Johansen, robotekspert og faglig leder, Teknologisk Institut Niels Jul Jacobsen, adm. direktør og stifter, Capra Robotics Henrik Christensen, medstifter af Robotics.ai, professor ved UC San Diego og æresdoktor ved Aalborg Universitet Klip: Søren Rask Petersen Denne uges Transformator er en temaudgave, hvor vi går i dybden med de industrirobotter, som vi er ret dygtige til at udvikle og producere i Danmark. Til gengæld har de danske virksomheder tabt pusten sammenlignet med deres udenlandske konkurrenter, når det kommer til at automatisere produktionen. Det vækker bekymring i en tid med stor mangel på kvalificeret arbejdskraft. I denne episode kan du høre tre af Danmarks fremmeste eksperter i robotteknologi diskutere, hvordan robotterne kan gøres så nemme at indføre i produktionen, at man ikke behøver en lang ingeniøruddannelse. Diskussionen fandt sted i Ingeniørens tv-studie i en såkaldt briefing, hvor vi en gang om måneden tager en teknologisk udfordring op og ser efter løsningerne sammen med de mennesker, der sidder med den største indsigt. Her får du briefingen i lydformat. Men du kan også se den som video på linket nedenfor. Til slut runder vi også lige en dugfrisk rapport fra Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen, der retter en krads kritik mod den manglende konkurrence på markedet for opladning af elbiler. Et emne, vi selv har berørt i en tidligere udgave af Transformator. Links Se Ingeniørens briefing om danske robotter som video Rapport fælder hård dom over lademarkedet for elbiler: Ladeoperatørers all inclusive-abonnementer skal forbydes

We're closing out the holiday movie series and celebrating our 100th EPISODE (!!!!) with Peter Johansen and Ryan Romero, hosts of the B Movies & Beyond podcast. And when it comes to the original Gremlins, we have some thoughts. No animals or mythical creatures were harmed in the making of this podcast!Follow B Movies & Beyond @bmoviesbeyondWebsite: bmoviesbeyond.comIG: instagram.com/bmoviesbeyondTwitter: twitter.com/bmoviesbeyondCheck out B Movies & Beyond on YouTubeFollow the show @didthatagewellIG: instagram.com/didthatagewellTwitter: twitter.com/didthatagewellFollow Molly @mollybirdsmithIG: instagram.com/mollybirdsmithTwitter: twitter.com/mollybirdsmith

Du har sikkert set videoen med manden, der sparker en firbenet robot, som kæmper for at holde balancen og ikke vælte. Den livagtige robothund hedder Spot og har sammen med sin tvilling været i pleje i Odense det sidste års tid. Spot er lavet af firmaet Boston Dynamics, som de sidste ti års tid har sendt en lind strøm af videoer med dyre- og menneskelignede robotter rundt på nettet. De er alle sammen meget adrætte, og nogle mennesker finder dem decideret skræmmende. Men Spot er nu en ganske fredelig gul robothund, som faglig leder Søren Peter Johansen fra Teknologisk Institut (DTI) demonstrerer for Techtopia på havnekajen ved IDAs hovedkvarter på Kalvebod Brygge. Link: Spot https://shop.bostondynamics.com/spot

"The events of September 11, 2001, became the hinge on which all of recent American history would turn, rewriting global alliances, reorganizing the U.S. government, and even changing the feel of daily life, as security checkpoints and magnetometers proliferated inside buildings and protective bollards sprouted like kudzu along America's streets." "As we approach the 20th anniversary of 9/11 on Saturday, I cannot escape this sad conclusion: The United States—as both a government and a nation—got nearly everything about our response wrong, on the big issues and the little ones. The GWOT yielded two crucial triumphs: The core al-Qaeda group never again attacked the American homeland, and bin Laden, its leader, was hunted down and killed in a stunningly successful secret mission a decade after the attacks. But the U.S. defined its goals far more expansively, and by almost any other measure, the War on Terror has weakened the nation—leaving Americans more afraid, less free, more morally compromised, and more alone in the world. A day that initially created an unparalleled sense of unity among Americans has become the backdrop for ever-widening political polarization. The nation's failures began in the first hours of the attacks and continue to the present day. Seeing how and when we went wrong is easy in hindsight. What's much harder to understand is how—if at all—we can make things right." "The most telling part of September 11, 2001, was the interval between the first plane crash at the World Trade Center, at 8:46 a.m., and the second, at 9:03. In those 17 minutes, the nation's sheer innocence was on display. The aftermath of the first crash was live on the nation's televisions by 8:49 a.m. Though horrified, many Americans who saw those images still went on about their morning. In New York, the commuter-ferry captain Peter Johansen recalled how, afterward, he docked at the Wall Street Terminal and every single one of his passengers got off and walked into Lower Manhattan, even as papers and debris rained down from the damaged North Tower." "The world suddenly looked scary to ordinary citizens—and even worse behind the closed doors of intelligence briefings. The careful sifting of intelligence that our nation's leaders rely on to make decisions fell apart. After the critique that federal law enforcement and spy agencies had “failed to connect the dots” took hold, everyone shared everything—every tip seemed to be treated as fact. James Comey, who served as deputy attorney general during some of the frantic post-9/11 era, told me in 2009 that he had been horrified by the unverified intelligence landing each day on the president's desk. “When I started, I believed that a giant fire hose of information came in the ground floor of the U.S. government and then, as it went up, floor by floor, was whittled down until at the very top the president could drink from the cool, small stream of a water fountain,” Comey said. “I was shocked to find that after 9/11 the fire hose was just being passed up floor by floor. The fire hose every morning hit the FBI director, the attorney general, and then the president.”" "Before 9/11, the United States had a considered, constitutional, and proven playbook for targeting terrorists: They were arrested anywhere in the world they could be caught, tried in regular federal courts, and, if convicted, sent to federal prison. The mastermind of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing? Arrested in Pakistan. The 1998 embassy bombers? Caught in Kenya, South Africa, and elsewhere. In Sweden on the very morning of 9/11, FBI agents had arrested an al-Qaeda plotter connected to the attack on the USS Cole. The hunt for the plotters of and accomplices to the new attacks could have been similarly handled in civilian courts, whose civil-liberties protections would have shown the world how even the worst evils met with reasoned justice under the law." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chrisabraham/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrisabraham/support

I Dagens Nyheder kigger vi på en ny, hemmelig rapport, der kaster to ministre i dårligt lys om den danske evakuering af afghanere. Så samler vi op på aftenens drama om sygeplejerskestrejken, og hvad der skal ske i folketinget i dag. Til slut fejrer vi 100-års jubilæum for robotter. Medvirkende: Søren Peter Johansen, Faglig leder på Teknologisk Institut Michael Aastrup Jensen, Venstres udenrigsordførerEva Flyvholm, Enhedslistens udenrigs- og forsvarsordfører Grete Christensen , Formand for Dansk Sygeplejeråd. Peter Hummelgaard, BeskæftigelsesministerTilrettelæggere: Mathias Damgaard Holst, Freja Paaschburg og Theis Eriksen.Værter: Julie Vestergaard og Razan El-Nakieb.Redaktør: Charlotte Bjerrekær.

Peter Johansen, Mariner who assisted in the boat rescue, joined Sean on the show. Listen and subscribe to Moncrieff on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify.    Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

I kjølvannet av NRK-programmet «Ikke spør om det» og svaret fra fire katolske prester snakker vi med Peter Johansen om presterollen. Han var i ti år prest i Den norske kirke, og arbeider nå i DELK-menigheten i Tønsberg.

I miniserien ”Min Robotven” går MADE Podcast helt tæt på samarbejdende fabriksrobotter – også kendt som kollaborative robotter. I dette andet afsnit, taler vi om, fremtidige muligheder og udfordringer for kollaborativ robotteknologi. Det gør vi sammen med vores eksperter fra sidste afsnit: professor i robotteknologi Henrik Gordon Petersen, faglig leder for Center for Robotteknologi på Teknologisk Institut Søren Peter Johansen og opfinderen bag den første kollaborative robot Esben Østergaard. Derudover fortsætter vi besøget hos robotstartuppen Smooth Robotics, der fortæller om deres fremtidsplaner for deres svejsesoftware til kollaborative robotter, og hvordan de har fået hjælp gennem EU-projektet Robot Union til at opnå dem.

I miniserien ”Min Robotven” går MADE Podcast helt tæt på samarbejdende fabriksrobotter – også kendt som kollaborative robotter. I dette første afsnit taler vi om, hvad den kollaborative robot er for en størrelse, hvordan den blev til, og hvilken tendens den føder ind i. I podcasten møder vi opfinder af den kollaborative robot Esben Østergaard, professor i robotteknologi Henrik Gordon Petersen og faglig leder af Center for Robot Teknologi på Teknologisk Institut Søren Peter Johansen.  Idéen om kollaborative robotter har åbnet for en række innovationer - her i blandt hos startuppen Smooth Robotics, der deltager i et EU-projekt gennem MADE. I dette første afsnit af "Min Robotven" besøger vi startuppen for at høre mere om deres nye svejseprogram til kollaborative robotter. 

Peter Johansen fortæller om sit værk "Et spadestik dybere," der er lavet til Snedkernes Efterårsudstilling 2020 i Tivoli.https://boligpodcasten.dk/et-spadestik-dybere/Foto: Egon Gade

My friend, former business partner and sometimes GoG co-host, Steve Watts from Abstract Lighting in the UK, takes an hour to sit down with arguably, one of the most innovative, colorful and controversial people in the world of lighting manufacture, Peter Johansen. I've always placed Peter on a pretty high pedestal, with other visionary creators and leaders the likes of Richard Belliveau, Pasquale Quadri (Paky) and Bruno Dedoro. Peter recently left his post at SGM and is resting, while dreaming up his next move, certainly something brilliant. Special thanks to Steve and his company, www.Abstract.co.uk 

Søren Peter Johansen from DTI talks about implementing robotics solutions. He talks about how he got into robotics by starting to tinker with any electronics he could get his hands on. He worked in a mechanical workshop and added automation to the machines in the shop. As robots became more and more available, he then included them in his work.Søren also discusses examples of successful human robot collaboration and how software and hardware both are essential elements of robot development.We also get to hear about how he went to the Danish Technological Institute because he saw an opportunity to work with lots of interesting robots.This podcast is part of the Wevolver network. Wevolver is a platform & community providing engineers informative content to help them innovate.Learn more at Wevolver.comPromote your company in our podcast?If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, you can contact us at richard@wevolver.com

I dag taler vi med tre spillere fra det store fynske roboteventyr: Søren Peter Johansen, der er faglig leder på Teknologisk Institut og sekretariatsleder i Dansk Robot Netværk, Mikkel Christoffersen, forretningschef i Odense Robotics, og Thomas Visti Jensen, der er direktør i Mobile Industrial Robots A/S. De skal diskutere hvorfor Fyn er blevet verdens navle, når det handler om robotter, hvordan vi bevarer den position, og hvem der kommer til at vinde og tabe, når robotterne flytter ind.

Vi snakker Haysen, FCK, og AGF. Vi har haft besøg af Peter Sand, Niclas Degn, og Peter Johansen

Nedtakt til OB kampen. Anders Egholm og Peter Johansen, er gæster

Robotter har fortsat et enormt potentiale, og udviklingen er i stor hast. Vi tager en snak med Søren Peter Johansen, faglig leder i Center for Robotteknologi på Teknologisk Institut, og han fortæller, at vi alle sammen skal forberede os på, at kollaborative robotter eller såkaldte cobots, kommer til at blive vores kollegaer i fremtiden – og det er kun godt, for det betyder mindre nedslidning, højere kvalitet og bedre bundlinjer. Men, som med alt andet teknologi, kræver det, at vi som mennesker og organisationer er parate til teknologien.

2 kampe 6 point og 6-1 i målscorer. Det er status over de sidste 2 kampe. Vi har @NicklasDegn @TommyBechmann og Peter Johansen i studiet til at gøre og klogere på kampen mod @EsbjergfB og så gør vi klar til @fcmidtjylland

Peter Johansen stars as Cashew Jones in this pilot presentation called Cashew Jones. As always the show is brought to you by the improvisational format of the Welcome to Coo Coo Town podcast with hosts Jessica Kochu and Sean Grant. Enjoy and share with friends.

This week on Hellmouthy:The very funny Peter Johansen (Twitter: @peterojohansen) joins Ryan and Kelly to talk Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE and NEW MOON RISING! They tackle the tough stuff: sexual shame, sharing tough secrets with friends, and pink turtlenecks! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Hellmouthy:The hilarious and strange Peter Johansen returns to discuss Revelations and Lover’s Walk. Kelly, Ryan, and Peter tackle the tough stuff: Indiana Giles, Jenny from the Block, and SAT scores.Can’t get enough Peter Johansen? Follow him on Twitter: @peterojohansenHellmouthy is proud to be a part of the Nerdist School Network. For more info on shows or classes, visit nerdistschool.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Hellmouthy:Kelly and Ryan welcome very special guest, the very funny and very enthusiastic Peter Johansen! Your Buffy buddies discuss What’s My Line Parts 1 & 2, along with MANY OTHER TOPICS! Will they survive solo ice skating dates, terrifying mealworm men, and very bad Jamaican accents? Tune in to find out!Can’t get enough Peter Johansen? Check out his Harold Team, Little Women, and follow him on Twitter: @PeterOJohansen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.