David Hanson

Facilitated concrete technical work to connect Hanson Robotics’ Sophia platform to SingularityNET APIs, enabling live demonstrations of on‑robot access to decentralized AI services. Oversaw joint engineering efforts that implemented adapters, data flows and authentication bridges between Sophia’s onboard systems and SingularityNET agents, producing demonstrable use cases for conversational AI, perception pipelines and service selection driven by tokenized payments. Supported the project at the institutional level by participating in public demos, press engagements and partnership announcements that increased awareness and validated the practical interoperability of the protocol. Those public demonstrations served as tangible evidence that AGIX could be used in robotics use cases, which influenced enterprise interest and developer engagement. Worked with product teams to pilot commercial trials where robotic agents consumed payable AI routines from the marketplace, thereby creating documented integrations and code artifacts that other robotics or IoT partners could replicate. The resulting technical deliverables and public validation materially contributed to the platform’s credibility and early demand for AGIX‑denominated services. Continued advisory involvement and endorsement amplified market recognition and helped translate laboratory integrations into commercial pilot projects, providing concrete examples of token utility and cross‑system execution tied to the SingularityNET protocol.