Yes, precisely. Stochastic puppets can puppet very sophisticated things. But robots need to be able solve novel physical problems de novo in order to be generally useful in production.
Is there no stop button for these robots? I get they’re fairly weak, but they can still hurt you.
The simple reality that everyone is finally is waking up to is that humanoid robots actually suck for commercial applications. They’re slow, they’re weak, they’re expensive, they’re power hungry, and they’re dangerous. They’re at best entertainment robots for...
The AI wave is transforming the tech ecosystem right now. Robotics quickly following. We’re pushing frontiers in space and energy. What’s next? Longevity, synthetic biology, and self-replicating systems.
False binary alert 🚨 It’s not pre-programmed robots vs sci-fi dexterous humanoids. Multimodal AI already powers robots in the real world. And the API-driven WMS orchestration layer is going AI-native. The transformation has already started.
Lots of signs, including from our in-house labs, that we’re starting to break through many of the bottlenecks that have held back physical ai.