Brett Adcock

And the first month we signed them,

Inga, who runs accounts, was like, we need to do this for them or they're going to be really unhappy.

And I was like, Dan, that's like a compliant material that is moving while you're touching.

Some of them touch and there's something hard inside.

Some of them are squishy.

There's tons of them.

We're going to move every three seconds.

We've got to find the barcode, put it down, and put it in the middle of the conveyor every three seconds of package.

I was like, it's 50-50 shots works.

And it's got to be with a neural net.

And we got a bunch of data, trained it, policy, and right away it worked.

And I was like, holy shit.

This is like, it worked really good.

And for some reason, the neural nets do extremely well under those high-veritability environments that's extremely diverse.

They can learn the representations extremely well across a wider distribution.

And they just love it.

Folding t-shirts, towels, packages, no problem.

Wow.

Stuff that would like,

you're replanning very fast as these things are all moving.