Alex Wilhelm
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67,402 appearances
274 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 19 Aug
Alex Wilhelm’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And this to me is another place where we can really apply like just machine precision to make something that we all need so much better.
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So I I'm curious, are there other parts of the construction
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world that you guys want to apply your robotic learnings to apart from what we discussed so far.
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So you are the the scribe for all future robots that are they'll read instructions off of to do work as we see an expansion of robotics inside of the physical labor element of construction itself.
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I think this is the first time I don't object to that phrasing.
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Because usually it's like we're doing enterprise agentic orchestration, blah blah blah blah.
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I'm like, really?
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Are you?
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But this actually makes a lot of sense to me because everything you are you are
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Bottleneck is the wrong phrase, but you are the thing that everything has to come into and then be based off of.
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So you're linchpin, whatever the phrase is.
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On the going backwards from the robot into the world of software to bring things together, it seemed like when you described importing um from AutoCAD and so forth, that it was a kind of a solved thing.
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What can you do on the software side that's still interesting because you've already made it possible to bring in the information I thought that people needed to use your robots and therefore build these things?
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Send them out there.
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If you were going to go out onto a construction site and find out that the concrete wasn't in short or that a pillar was in a slightly different location, to me that requires something like LiDAR or something similar.
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So are are you hinting at a
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A a a different robot that does something net new, or is this capabilities you might be able to bring to the existing field printers um to collect to maybe different types of information that you can put to work?
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Are are the margins when you're working with partners as attractive to Dusty itself or do you lose some economics in exchange for distribution there?
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Oh, so it's a net positive both in distribution and revenue terms for you guys.
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Mm-hmm.
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