Brett Adcock

We have robots that are greeters and visitor bots that walk around the office all day, 24-7.

So you're over the office, you're getting lunch, or you're walking around, you're interviewing with us, you see robots everywhere.

And those run in 24-7 shifts, all day, all night, weekends, Christmas Day, whatever we run them.

Yeah, they'll come talk to you.

And, like, you can go talk to it and ask it for things.

We really wanted to go, like, you know, the end state for us is, like, it's going to replace, like, somebody, like, meeting the candidates that are interviewing there, taking them to the conference room, getting them water or coffee, like, all of that end to end.

and whole experience.

Holy shit.

Yeah.

Right now, they're walking.

I mean, right now, they're walking in the office.

Like, at nighttime, they're walking the office everywhere.

And it's a good stress test for us because these are neural nets that are running for navigation or planning or manipulation or whatever it would look like.

And it's hard.

And this is a new thing.

It's not like these things have been around for decades and we, like, understand that they're really mature.

They're not.

So we really stress test them like crazy by running them all the time.

We've been really working on deep memory, because I think one thing I really don't like is these conversational AIs you talk to that don't know anything about you.

It's not much to talk about.