Suzuki Startup Showcase: Nakamir

Suzuki and Plug and Play Mobility & Physical AI invite corporate partners and investors to a live showcase of Nakamir, a physical AI platform that turns hands-on workforce expertise into searchable, step-by-step guidance. Across aerospace, construction, maritime, and energy, the hardest knowledge to scale is the kind that lives in a handful of senior technicians. Nakamir captures it: an expert performs a task once while wearing a headset or holding a phone, and Nakamir's AI converts that recording into work instructions any technician can follow — on a browser, phone, or AR headset, in any language, anywhere. Join us for a live demo, a conversation with founder Dr. Christoph Leuze, and partner-VC networking lunch with the Suzuki and Plug and Play network. Agenda What you'll see About the speaker Dr. Christoph Leuze, Founder, NakamirChristoph founded Nakamir to build training and guidance solutions for the factory of the future using augmented reality. As director of the Stanford Visualization Lab, he taught Stanford's first Medical Mixed Reality class and led research on sensor fusion, signal processing, and automating AR content generation by recording how users interact with the real world. His work has earned the IEEE VR People's Choice Award for best AR demo, a TechConnect Award recognizing one of the most promising innovations for national security, and the prize for best 3D video at the Ars Electronica Art and Science Festival. He studied at Leipzig and Chiba University, and received the Max Planck Society's Otto Hahn Medal for his PhD thesis on medical data visualization. About Nakamir Nakamir is a physical AI platform for maintenance and field technicians to turn workforce expertise into searchable, step-by-step guidance. An experienced technician performs a task once while wearing a headset or holding a phone, and Nakamir's AI converts that recording into work instructions any technician can follow on a browser, phone, or AR headset and search anyplace and anytime. Knowledge that lived with a few senior people becomes a permanent asset the whole organization can use. A Stanford and UNC Chapel Hill spinout, Nakamir works with customers including Suzuki, Komatsu, and Oki Electric, as well as the U.S. Navy and Air Force. Who should attend Corporate partners and investors working in Aerospace, Construction, Physical AI, Maritime, and Energy — particularly teams responsible for field service, maintenance, manufacturing operations, training, and workforce knowledge transfer.