
David Hahn
CEO and Co-Founder of remberg, the Munich-based industrial AI maintenance software (agentic CMMS) company; Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree.
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Aug 20, 2026
The First Agentic CMMS by remberg with David Hahn
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21:09GregHOST
So it helps them think because they're doing the things that are purely clerical so to speak and then it's starting to develop a sense of intelligence it's machine learning it's llm but it's it's taking that programmatic data it's not just getting it out from the internet here there and everywhere it's on these guardrails and now you can do quicker cursory reviews to then push or pull push back send forward these work items especially on a failure depending on how we rate what that failure is we want that going as quickly as possible and then on non-failures but impending failures or impending damage we can get those elevated on that priority list so it does a lot of that prioritization for you because with your clients and all the clients we've all heard about talked to the numbers of these items coming through are very high

David HahnGUEST
So you basically sit down and put all your knowledge on how to triage work requests and then let it do this based on your instructions already for you.

David HahnGUEST
And then it's taking basically everything over from the respective work request already for you with the pictures attached.
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29:56GregHOST
Everywhere, of course.
Virtual CRT: Threats/Opportunities in Near/Border Space for Terrestrial Operations, Friday 22 May
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37:18ShotgunGUEST
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I know our next guest was there and we had a really good discussion about an interesting domain that, you know, technically goes from about 12 miles, 60,000 feet, to the von Karman liner space, 62 miles above the earth.

David HahnGUEST
We're above regulated airspace, what nations claim as their airspace, but we're below space.

David HahnGUEST
And so this unregulated, uncontrolled region provides lots of opportunities for adversaries to come in and for us to put up balloons, dirigibles, and sense and affect change.

David HahnGUEST
So that kind of started a conversation that now has advanced over the last few years and time has been on our side on this because that's now we realize that that's an important region and we're still going to focus on that.

David HahnGUEST
But notice in this conversation we've added the word terrestrial because we realize that we need to bring this all the way down to the surface of the earth because the drone can come in at treetop level.

Ricky EllisonHOST
And can you speak to what your research grants are? And so the coupling, what's the federal government given you to research on that applies to