Physical AI: Building a More Resilient World by OpalAI

Friday, November 6
6:00 – 9:00 PM
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, California, US
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A gathering for the people shaping what comes next. AI has learned to write, reason, and code. Now, it’s entering the physical world, unlocking new possibilities to make our communities, infrastructure, and environments safer, smarter, and more resilient. Join OpalAI in San Francisco during Resilience Week for an evening bringing together AI researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, first responders, engineers, and industry leaders at the intersection of Physical AI and real-world resilience. From spatial intelligence, computer vision, and robotics to autonomous systems, wildfire intelligence, climate adaptation, and smart infrastructure, we’ll explore how emerging technologies can help us anticipate risks, respond to challenges, and build a more resilient future. No lengthy panels. No formal presentations. Just meaningful connections, lively conversations, music, food, and drinks with the people building what’s next. Whether you’re advancing frontier AI, investing in breakthrough technologies, protecting communities, or developing intelligent systems for the physical world, we’d love to see you there. Come for the innovation. Connect with the people. Help shape a more resilient world. Hosted by OpalAI — Founded by former NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists, OpalAI develops Physical AI and spatial intelligence technologies that transform real-world data into actionable intelligence, helping organizations anticipate risks, protect critical infrastructure, and strengthen community resilience. Its technologies have been supported through NASA’s SBIR program.

Learn more about OpalAI: www.opal-ai.com

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San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, California, US
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