You need incredible teams to build incredible innovation. 🚀 But building high-performance teams is a top challenge that startups face. We all want top talent from day one but often need more credibility or process to capture those hard-to-get superstars.

Excited to see my recent talk with Hacking Health Montreal on the future of robotics and innovation in healthcare featured in CScience. I am deeply passionate about the potential for human-robot collaboration to positively impact society, and it is truly an honour to be a part of this conversation.

#MentorMonday 🚀 Meet mentor for Next AI and sister program CDL-Montreal Nicholas Nadeau, Ph.D., P.Eng. of Nadeau Innovations. ✨ Nicholas helps companies build next-generation technologies and empowers high-performance teams through fractional CTO services.

Thrilled to have been featured by NVIDIA as part of their Inception Program. NVIDIA Inception program member, Halodi Robotics, expands the deployment of humanoid robots to industries such as security, logistics, healthcare, and retail.

Featured in Practical Electronics August 2022 issue in Max’s Cool Beans column. The folks at Halodi have created an awesome autonomous android called Eve, which […] is capable of performing some of the most dexterous of human tasks.

The Ambassador, Deirdre Kent, paid a visit to Moss, Norway, where the current production facility of our humanoid robot EVE is located. The Ambassador had the pleasure of controlling EVE’s movements through VR and enjoyed an office tour around our production and manufacturing area.

If you don’t believe me, try to build a humanoid robot that can compete with us on this front. The reason all of this comes to mind is that I was just chatting with someone who is on a mission to do just that—the CTO of Halodi Robotics, Nicholas Nadeau—who introduced me to EVE.

“Robots have incredible potential to expand human capabilities and performance in the real world,” says Nicholas Nadeau, CTO of Halodi Robotics

“Our mission is to build humanoid robots that will change the world and solve the labour shortage,” says Nicholas Nadeau, CTO of Halodi Robotics. “The humanoid form factor is not simply a design choice; we believe it is the only choice for a system that needs to interact with the human world.

More robotic capabilities and cost-effective technology make 2022 the right time for humanoid robot security guards. Three of ADT Commercial’s customers will be testing Gemini, the current Halodi robot prototype, in 2022; with two robots per site, they’ll have the opportunity to identify the benefits of the robots and make suggestions for further development.