128. Applying AI in Agricultural Robotics: From Kaggle to Production - with Julian de Wit

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In this episode, Rick & Oscar talk with Julian de Wit, an AI specialist and entrepreneur, about his journey from Kaggle competitions to applying deep learning in agricultural robotics. He explains how working on real-world problems shaped his skills and highlights both the progress and limitations of modern AI. The conversation also touches on AI hype in industry, where unclear use cases and poor data often limit impact. Julian shares how his work depends on many small, optimized models to meet strict performance and physical constraints. About this episode, and Julian de Wit in particular: you can find Harm on LinkedIn.About Betatalks: watch our videos and follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Bluesky.

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