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Keynote: The World Is Your Next Runtime
AI agents are learning to act across our apps, but what happens when we give them access to the physical world? Suddenly, the environment has no API documentation, actions can’t always be undone, and a small error can send your 80kg+ superhuman robot through the wall. In this keynote, we’ll explore Physical AI through a software developer’s lens: how robots learn in simulation, how vision-language-action models connect instructions to movement, and what it takes to make those capabilities work on real hardware.
About Adrian Romanski
My programming journey began with C++ in high school.
I enjoyed it so much that I decided to study at PJATK, where I specialized in robotics. However, after gaining my first professional experience, I realized that this wasn’t quite the right path for me. I decided to shift my focus to web development, starting out as a Java developer working with the Spring framework.
At first, frontend development didn’t really appeal to me - until someone at work introduced me to Angular. It was love at first sight! Since then, I’ve been growing as a full-stack developer.
I specialize in Component Driven Architecture using Storybook, application optimization, and monorepo architecture based on Nx. Over the last years, my main focus has become accessibility (A11Y), which has captivated me just as much as Angular did at the start of my journey.
Outside of work, I spent over 15 years hardcore raiding in World of Warcraft.
I’m also a big anime fan and a passionate squash player.