Unmasking Humanity: 21 Questions with Joshua T. Berglan ft. Bisa E. Peterson of Microtron AI

Unmasking Humanity: 21 Questions with Bisa E. Peterson

Unmasking Humanity: 21 Questions with Bisa E. Peterson

Posted on January 15, 2026 by Joshua T. Berglan
Quick Summary

Bisa E. Peterson, CEO of Microtron AI, is a pioneering leader at the intersection of artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and nanotechnology. Her work includes developing sustainable materials like mushroom leather and deploying advanced AI for medtech and defense, demonstrating how technology can solve critical human challenges from healthcare to gun violence.

Bisa E. Peterson - CEO of Microtron AI

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Welcome to "Unmasking Humanity," a series where we dive deep into the lives and minds of inspiring individuals shaping our world. In this episode, Joshua T. Berglan interviews Bisa E. Peterson, the CEO of Microtron AI, whose work in artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and nanotechnology is reshaping industries. Bisa shares her journey, innovations, and thoughts on the future of technology, offering valuable insights into leadership, collaboration, and the power of faith.

Innovations at Microtron AI

Innovation Area Key Technology Real-World Application
Biotechnology Sustainable Materials Mushroom leather & magnolia suede for eco-friendly manufacturing.
MedTech Wearable AI Advanced monitoring for healthcare diagnostics.
Defense AI Systems Solutions addressing gun violence and safety protocols.

Interview Highlights: Q&A

Joshua T. Berglan: What are you grateful for today and why? Bisa Peterson: I’m grateful for my team. Over the past few weeks, we’ve been focused on major contracts in medtech and defense, and my team has worked tirelessly even during the holiday break. Their dedication is incredible, and I’m excited for Microtron AI’s future.
Joshua T. Berglan: With so many leadership roles under your belt, how has your approach to leading teams evolved over time? Bisa Peterson: My leadership has become more adaptive. Initially, I worked with international teams where I had to overcome language barriers and cultural differences. Now, I lead multiple divisions—medtech, defense, education—with a more intimate and tailored approach.
Joshua T. Berglan: What drives you as an inventor and entrepreneur, and how do you maintain momentum? Bisa Peterson: I’m driven by the desire to solve problems and improve humanity. For example, we developed sustainable materials like mushroom leather and magnolia suede. When I see a need, I create solutions.
Joshua T. Berglan: How do you decide where to focus your energy in diverse industries? Bisa Peterson: I follow a scientific journey. My focus is always rooted in biotechnology and wearables, but I explore its applications in defense, medtech, and even entertainment.
Joshua T. Berglan: What’s a misconception people have about leading-edge tech companies like Microtron AI? Bisa Peterson: A common misconception is that our technology is too advanced for the market. People think they’re not ready for it, but we focus on solving present issues like gun violence and healthcare challenges.
Joshua T. Berglan: If you could master any new skill instantly, what would it be and why? Bisa Peterson: Japanese. It’s key for AI advancements in Japan and China. I’d also love to master 3D modeling to enhance our technology designs.
Joshua T. Berglan: If you could collaborate with any historical inventor, who would it be? Bisa Peterson: Steve Jobs. His vision for technology and ability to scale innovation align perfectly with my goals for Microtron AI.
Joshua T. Berglan: What do you want your legacy to be? Bisa Peterson: A pioneer who proved the impossible is possible. As a minority woman with epilepsy leading a groundbreaking company, I hope to inspire others to believe in themselves.

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