John Biggs interviews George Gebhart, founder of Voltu, an EV technology company revolutionizing commercial vehicles. George discusses Voltu's innovative approach to electrifying mid-size trucks using proprietary powertrain systems and its upcoming Class 3 "work truck" set to launch in 2025. He also shares insights into the challenges of hardware manufacturing, EV adoption timelines, and his journey from bioengineering to leading the EV charge.

John Biggs interviews George Gebhart, founder of Voltu, an EV technology company revolutionizing commercial vehicles. George discusses Voltu's innovative approach to electrifying mid-size trucks using proprietary powertrain systems and its upcoming Class 3 "work truck" set to launch in 2025. He also shares insights into the challenges of hardware manufacturing, EV adoption timelines, and his journey from bioengineering to leading the EV charge.

Grit Daily Startup Show podcast explores the world of entrepreneurship, founders, and CEOs to talk scaleups and startups, from conception and funding to exits. Interviews run across all industries, with entrepreneurs sharing their best decisions, mistakes to avoid, and wildest entrepreneurial stories. With single-guest entrepreneur and multi-guest formats.

Grit Daily Startup Show podcast explores the world of entrepreneurship, founders, and CEOs to talk scaleups and startups, from conception and funding to exits. Interviews run across all industries, with entrepreneurs sharing their best decisions, mistakes to avoid, and wildest entrepreneurial stories. With single-guest entrepreneur and multi-guest formats.

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Argentine Startup Voltu Eyes 2025 Launch for Groundbreaking EV Truck

In this episode of The Startup Show, host John Biggs talks with Eddi Weinwurm, founder of ObviousFuture, about their approach to artificial intelligence. Eddi explains how ObviousFuture’s compact, on-prem AI systems prioritize privacy and efficiency, offering secure solutions for industries like media, healthcare, and surveillance. From their innovative video editing assistant, CaraOne, to their vision of personalized, resident AI, this episode explores the future of AI as a practical and secure tool for businesses.

In this episode of The Startup Show, host John Biggs talks with Eddi Weinwurm, founder of ObviousFuture, about their approach to artificial intelligence. Eddi explains how ObviousFuture&rsquo;s compact, on-prem AI systems prioritize privacy and efficiency, offering secure solutions for industries like media, healthcare, and surveillance. From their innovative video editing assistant, CaraOne, to their vision of personalized, resident AI, this episode explores the future of AI as a practical and secure tool for businesses.

Making AI Private, Efficient, and Secure with On-Prem Solutions (Eddi Weinwurm, ObviousFuture)

In this episode, Ken Rosenfeld, managing partner of the Rosenfeld Law Firm, delves into his approach to criminal defense, emphasizing the importance of mental health advocacy in achieving justice. He discusses his use of tools like brain scans to support clients, the evolving societal perspective on mental health, and how these changes influence the legal system. Rosenfeld also reflects on balancing his demanding career with personal well-being while building a leading California law firm.

In this episode, Ken Rosenfeld, managing partner of the Rosenfeld Law Firm, delves into his approach to criminal defense, emphasizing the importance of mental health advocacy in achieving justice. He discusses his use of tools like brain scans to support clients, the evolving societal perspective on mental health, and how these changes influence the legal system. Rosenfeld also reflects on balancing his demanding career with personal well-being while building a leading California law firm.

Ken Rosenfeld on Balancing Justice and Mental Health in High-Stakes Criminal Defense

In this episode of the Startup Show, Punsri Abeywickrema shares the journey of building Cloud of Goods, a platform connecting people with short-term rental needs to local businesses and entrepreneurs. After two failed attempts and a pandemic-driven shutdown, he successfully relaunched the company in 2023, focusing on empowering small rental businesses and creating new gig-economy opportunities. Now operating in over 230 cities, Cloud of Goods is a testament to resilience and innovation in the sharing economy.

In this episode of the Startup Show, Punsri Abeywickrema shares the journey of building Cloud of Goods, a platform connecting people with short-term rental needs to local businesses and entrepreneurs. After two failed attempts and a pandemic-driven shutdown, he successfully relaunched the company in 2023, focusing on empowering small rental businesses and creating new gig-economy opportunities. Now operating in over 230 cities, Cloud of Goods is a testament to resilience and innovation in the sharing economy.

Argentine Startup Voltu Eyes 2025 Launch for Groundbreaking EV Truck

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