#100 When Investors Take the Hot Seat

#100 When Investors Take the Hot Seat

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#179 Minimis: Declaring War on Garmin

Jo and Paul came all the way from Sydney with a prototype and a dream. They've designed AR sunglasses for cyclists and runners. Will the investors believe they can beat the tech giants? This is The Pitch for Minimis. Featuring investors Charles Hudson, Elizabeth Yin, Jesse Middle ...  Show more

#178 CosmicBrain AI: How to Train Your Robot

Anto has been obsessed with robots since he was 7. Now, he's building a company where anyone can train a robot with just a pair of VR glasses. Will he make our laundry folding robot dreams come true, or is the world not quite ready for Anto's futuristic vision? This is The Pitch ...  Show more

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