Speaking
I speak at industry events about workplace safety, computer vision, and what we've learned building Intenseye. If you'd like me to speak at yours, email me. Here is where I've spoken so far.
On stage
2023–2026
Where I've spoken
2022 → 2026
The Global Series summit for senior HSE leaders, two days in Birmingham. A 40-minute keynote on rethinking SIF prevention: why the serious-injury rate has not moved in fifteen years, and what changes when computer vision watches for the precursors.
A round-table event for chief operating officers, about 22 in the room. My 40-minute keynote, “The Operational Blind Spot: What You Can’t See Is Costing You”, on the cost of what plants do not measure, and how safety and operations data are the same data.
About 150 senior HSE leaders over three days at the Dallas Marriott Downtown. I co-presented “Rethinking SIF Prevention: Operationalizing Physical AI in High-Risk Environments” with Bob Malin, SVP of EHS at CRH Americas Building Products. Six questions from the floor, then a worksheet exercise at the tables. The most attended session of the event.
A recorded conversation on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange about why every factory already has the cameras it needs to prevent injuries.
On safety as a talent strategy: what operations and supply chain executives said in the breakout sessions about attracting and keeping frontline people, and why safe workplaces are becoming the deciding edge.
A talk called “Creating Safer Workplaces” at an event hosted by the Mayor’s Office for International Affairs at the New York Stock Exchange: what computer vision changes on a factory floor, and why New York is the right place to build it.
A guest lecture for students on how Intenseye was built, from a hackathon prototype to computer vision running in plants, and what machine learning looks like when lives depend on it.
A panel on AI and worker safety at UN Headquarters in New York.
A talk to students and faculty on applied AI in high-risk environments and the ethics of privacy-preserving vision.
A partner-stage talk on connecting frontline safety signals to the systems where work gets done.
Invited as a Technology Pioneer: two days with more than a hundred founder CEOs, and a turn at the microphone on how AI is cutting accidents on factory floors.
As a Technology Pioneer, on a panel at the Annual Meeting of the New Champions about physical AI, the future of work and manufacturing.
Three talks
30–45 minutesPhysical AI on the factory floor
Most factories already have cameras. I talk about what changes when they can notice an unsafe moment and tell someone in time.
The SIF that didn't happen
Serious injuries don’t come from the same places as minor ones. I talk about how we measure the ones that were prevented, and why that matters to the people on the floor.
Getting the floor to trust the machine
A camera that watches people is easy to resent. I talk about what it took for teams to trust ours, and what we got wrong at first.
Invite me to speak
I usually reply within a weekEmail is the easiest way. Send the date, the city and the room, and I'll get back to you.