Adriana Vitagliano invests in robotics and physical AI with a focus on specific challenges like tactile sensing, data scarcity, manipulation, and supply-chain robustness, favoring companies that control the full workflow rather than just building one component. Her interest extends to defence and biosecurity as well, backed by a fellowship in biosecurity at Johns Hopkins and a research background that includes winning a graduate prize at Oxford for work on remittances and protest in Cuba.